Air crash of Boeing-737 in Russia: See video of crash and read Preliminary report

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Moscow: The Boeing-737 flight number 363 of Tatarstan Airlines that crashed at Kazan airport Russia lost its speed before taking second circle before landing, resulting nosedive crash, claims preliminary report released by Civil aviation authorities of Russia, reports Dispatch News desk (DND).

Report indicates Boeing-737 with Registration#VQ-BBN that had its first fight on June 18, 1990 was in perfect technical conditions and had full checking in year 2012.

See video of nosedive crash of Boeing 737 follow:

 

Russia’s Interstate Aviation Committee that is doing investigation of this crash on the direction of President Putin says that apparently the plane lost much of its speed and stalled in air and had nosedive seen on video footage taken by security cameras on the ground.

It has been estimated that after reducing speed to 230 kilometers an hour, the crew began transiting the plane into a dive “which led to the termination of the climb, the start of landing and the growth of the indicated speed,” the committee said.

“The Boeing-737 that crashed in Kazan, killing all 50 onboard, went into a nosedive after losing speed at low altitude”, Russia’s Interstate Aviation Committee citing preliminary data from one of the plane’s parametric flight recorder discovered at the crash site.

According to investigators, the plane crashed at a speed of more than 450 kilometers an hour, about 20 seconds after pilots reported going on the second circle, known by the technical abbreviation TOGA (Take Off/Go Around).

“While landing, the crew failed to follow the standard set. Considering the status as not landing, the crew began to drift to the second circle in the mode of Toga (Take Off / Go Around),” the Interstate Aviation Committee said in a statement.

Authorities of Kazan airport that had seen crash were of the view that “Not everything went smoothly” for pilot . There were technical difficulties minutes before the crash, just before the second landing attempt,” they claim.

Authorities maintained that findings/results are preliminary and would not comment on the nature of the problems. The probe is complicated by the absence of the recording capsule from the voice flight recorder, which apparently was destroyed when the powerful impact and explosion damaged the device. There is hope that the tape may be found among the fragments of the aircraft scattered across the airfield, rather than being obliterated.

Meanwhile the head of the airline admitted that the pilot may have lacked experience. When asked whether that captain had previously performed a go-around maneuver, Aksan Giniyatullin, head of Tatarstan airlines, replied “No, I believe not.”

The Tatarstan Airlines Boeing 737 crashed Sunday evening as it was trying to land in Kazan, the capital of Russia’s Republic of Tatarstan, after a 500-mile flight from Moscow. There were 44 passengers and six crew members on board.

Among the victims were Irek Minnikhanov, son of Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov
Among the victims were Irek Minnikhanov, son of Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov

 

Among the victims were Irek Minnikhanov, son of Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov. It was a domestic flight and Boring 737 flew from Moskva-Domodedovo Airport  at 18:20 local time while its Destination airport was Kazan Airport, Russia. This accident is being considered as 3rd worst accident of Boeing 737 among 7 total accidents.

 

 

 

 

 

 

List of victims with their date of births are hereunder:

 

SurnameNameDate of birth
AkulininaNatalia21.06.1987
AntonovAlexander01.01.1957
ArtashinaDaria07.09.2000
AhmetshinaAlia23.07.1990
BaranovaJana15.08.1987
BullDonna Carolina02/14/1960
BurdinYuri25.12.1967
VeprentsevDenis02.10.1984
HajiyevDiana10.05.1955
GuzhievRustam02/27/1982
DrantusovaNatalia04.05.1971
ZaripovVenus07.09.1988
ZaripovAlbina21.01.1980
ZgurskayaVictoria08/30/1969
IvashkevichIrene20.09.1979
KamashevMstislav15.10.1986
KashapovaAlina27.06.1998
KnyazevEugene07/02/1955
KuznetsovaHelena11.06.1971
KucherovAnna18.04.1990
LyashinYuri12.04.1976
MakarovGennady31/10/1965
MangushevaTatiana09/17/1949
MinnihanovIrek04.03.1989
MorozovaOlga08.02.1960
MuzichukDmitry30.05.1986
NazirsRuslan17.09.1973
OschurkovaMargaret06/22/1958
ParkhomenkoNovel20.02.1986
ProkofievPaul15.01.1974
RashitovaGulnara15.07.1991
SadrutdinovAyrat16.02.1984
SafinDamask05/24/1986
SafiullinDiana09.10.1989
SibgatullinAbdullah20/12/1926
SibgatullinaMaria01/13/1926
SkvortsovEllina08.06.1976
SmolentsevNicholas04/19/1964
SmolentcevaHelena05/29/1966
SterkhovaAnastasia23.01.1990
FazleevaMignonette07/12/1959
KhafizovaAlina10.09.1987
ShchukinVictoria01.10.1977
YankilyaykisAlexander03.02.1977

 

Crew 

SurnameNamePatronymicDate of birthPosition
SalihovRustem Gabdrahmanovich 11.06.1966 KBC
GutsulVictorNikiforovich12/06/1966 Co-pilot
      
Zarifullina NuriaDafiyatovna10/30/1957 The senior flight attendant
Garifullina IngaRafailevna06.02.1971 Flight attendant
KabanovOlgaStanislavovna22.04.1988 Flight attendant
HajdarovDamirFardatovich20/09/1987 Bortprovodni

 

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Asad Haroon
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