Mosca, l’aereo precipitato è esploso con l’impatto a terra

di Luigi Cignoni, Direttore 13 Febbraio 2018

Russian Emergency Ministry rescuers unload bodies from a truck at the site of a plane crash in Ramensky district, on the outskirts of Moscow on February 12, 2018 The Antonov An-148 plane went down in the Ramensky district around 70 kilometres (44 miles) southeast of Moscow after taking off from Domodedovo airport in the Russian capital and disappearing off the radar at 2:28 pm (1128 GMT) on February 11. "Sixty-five passengers and six crew members were on board, and all of them died," Russia's office of transport investigations said in a statement. / AFP PHOTO / Vasily MAXIMOV

L’Antonov 148 della Saratov Airlines, precipitato ieri a poche decine di chilometri da Mosca, è rimasto integro fino all’impatto a terra. Lo ha reso noto la portavoce della Commissione inquirente Svetlana Petrenko.

Mosca, l’aereo precipitato è esploso con l’impatto a terra

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