Russian Passenger Plane Crash Lands at Moscow Airport
World | December 29, 2012, Saturday // 16:36
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A Russian passenger plane crash landed at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport on Saturday, breaking apart and catching fire. Photo by Russia Today
A Russian passenger plane crash landed at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport on Saturday, breaking apart and catching fire.
The Red Wing Airlines Tu-204 aircraft ran off the runway, breaking apart and catching fire.
According to unconfirmed reports of the CNN, the incident killed 2 of the total of 12 people on board and 3 others were seriously injured.
The plane had reportedly arrived from Pardubice, Czech Republic.
The incident took place at around 16:35 local time.
The cause of the crash is as yet unknown.
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