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Only ‘37 out of 78 survived’ Superjet-100 crash-landing & fire – investigators Only ‘37 out of 78 survived’ Superjet-100 crash-landing & fire – investigators
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Only 37 people on board the passenger jet that caught fire during landing at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport have survived the incident, the Russian Investigative Committee has said. At least 41 people have died after a Sukhoi Superjet 100 en route from Moscow to Murmansk crash-landed shortly after takeoff, authorities confirmed.
“According to the updated data that the investigators have obtained, 37 people [out of 78 on board] have survived,” the Investigative Committee’s spokeswoman, Svetlana Petrenko, told journalists.“According to the updated data that the investigators have obtained, 37 people [out of 78 on board] have survived,” the Investigative Committee’s spokeswoman, Svetlana Petrenko, told journalists.
The Aeroflot flight SU 1492, en route from Moscow to the Russian northern city of Murmansk, had to turn back to Sheremetyevo after reporting an emergency on board less than half an hour after takeoff.The Aeroflot flight SU 1492, en route from Moscow to the Russian northern city of Murmansk, had to turn back to Sheremetyevo after reporting an emergency on board less than half an hour after takeoff.
Leaked CCTV footage appears to show the Sukhoi Superjet-100 aircraft attempting to land. The plane is seen bouncing off the runway and hitting it with full force, as the engines burst into flames.Leaked CCTV footage appears to show the Sukhoi Superjet-100 aircraft attempting to land. The plane is seen bouncing off the runway and hitting it with full force, as the engines burst into flames.
he fire engulfed the aircraft’s tail within moments. 78 people were on board the aircraft, including 73 passengers and five crew members. Now the investigators say an “updated” toll shows only 37 of those on board have survived.he fire engulfed the aircraft’s tail within moments. 78 people were on board the aircraft, including 73 passengers and five crew members. Now the investigators say an “updated” toll shows only 37 of those on board have survived.
Earlier, the Russian Investigative Committee confirmed the deaths of 13 people, including two children. The Russian health ministry also said that seven people suffered injuries in the crash. Three of them were hospitalized.Earlier, the Russian Investigative Committee confirmed the deaths of 13 people, including two children. The Russian health ministry also said that seven people suffered injuries in the crash. Three of them were hospitalized.
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