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Rus basınında yer alan haberlere göre, SSJ-100 type passenger aircraft belonging to the Russian Aeroflot company, taking off from Sheremetyevo Airport to make the Moscow-Murmansk flight., He returned to the airport a short time later to make an emergency landing..

era, The rear part caught fire while landing on the runway.. Yolcular, He was evacuated from the plane, which stopped in the middle of the runway.. 73 yolcu ve 5 on an aircraft with a crew of 41 kişi hayatını kaybetti.

“A fire broke out as a result of the engine catching fire”

Statement from Aeroflot company, plane, It was reported that the fire broke out due to the engine catching fire..

In the statement it was stated that the fire was extinguished, It was stated that the tail part of the plane was completely burned..

An investigation into the accident has been launched.