❗️ В казахстанском городе Актау разбился самолёт, следовавший по маршруту Баку — Грозный
Перед падением самолет Embraer E190 «Азербайджанских авиалиний», летевший из столицы Азербайджана Баку в Грозный рейсом J28243, подал сигнал чрезвычайной ситуации.
На борту разбившегося самолета было 67 пассажиров и 5 членов экипажа.
❗️ В казахстанском городе Актау разбился самолёт, следовавший по маршруту Баку — Грозный
Перед падением самолет Embraer E190 «Азербайджанских авиалиний», летевший из столицы Азербайджана Баку в Грозный рейсом J28243, подал сигнал чрезвычайной ситуации.
На борту разбившегося самолета было 67 пассажиров и 5 членов экипажа.
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