Scene of plane crash carrying 49 people in Russia

According to RIA Novosti, preliminary reports from rescue agencies show that everyone on board the plane that just crashed in Russia was killed.

According to The Moscow Times, the Antonov An-24 passenger plane operated by Angara Airlines lost contact with air traffic controllers at around 1 p.m. on July 24 while it was a few kilometers from the airport in the town of Tynda, Amur region. Pictured is an Antonov An-24 plane. Photo: MT.

According to Russia's TASS news agency, the pilot did not report any problems before losing contact, but weather conditions were poor with low visibility and Tynda was surrounded by dense forest and mountainous terrain. Photo: DM.

The plane was confirmed to have crashed after a helicopter dispatched by the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations spotted the wreckage on a mountainside about 16 km from Tynda. Photo: Telegram.

"During the search, the Mi-8 helicopter of the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency detected the burning fuselage of the plane. Rescuers are still arriving at the scene of the incident," said a statement from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations. Photo: Russian Federal Air Transport Agency.

It is still unclear whether anyone on board survived the crash, but according to RIA Novosti, preliminary reports from rescue services indicate that everyone was killed. Photo: Russian Federal Air Transport Agency.

“No survivors were found,” the report said. Photo: Russian Federal Air Transport Agency.

"All necessary forces and means are being mobilized to reach the crashed plane," Amur region governor Vasily Orlov said in a statement. Photo: DM.

Russian authorities have opened an investigation into the cause of the accident. Photo: Russian Emergency Situations Ministry.

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