Accident aviatic la Moscova! Doi morti si 40 de persoane ranite

Titlu: Accident aviatic la Moscova! Doi morti si 40 de persoane ranite
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Autor: ****
Data: 04.12.2010

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Accident aviatic la Moscova! Doi morti si 40 de persoane ranite

UPDATE: Cel putin doua persoane au murit si alte 40 au fost ranite dupa ce un avion Tupolev al companiei Daghestan Airlines a iesit de pe pista in timpul unei aterizari de urgenta efectuate sambata pe aeroportul Domodedovo din Moscova.

Se pare ca cele trei motoare ale aparatului de zbor au cedat. Aeroportul a anuntat ca la bordul avionului Tu-154 se aflau 155 de persoane.

Potivit purtatorului de cuvant al Ministerului rus pentru Situatii de Urgenta, aproximativ 40 de persoane au fost ranite. Saizeci de membri ai echipelor de salvare, brigazi de pompieri si psihologi au ajuns la fata locului.

O sursa de la aeroportul Domodedovo a declarat ca aproximativ 50 de persoane, inclusiv unele ranite grav, au fost spitalizate.

"Pasagerii avionului au fost trimisi in cladirea aeroportului pentru a fi examinati de personalul medical. Persoanele cu rani mai grave au fost spitalizate", a declarat oficialul citat.

O sursa din cadrul companiei Daghestan Airlines a declarat ca o aeronava de rezerva este pregatita sa preia pasagerii din avionul avariat.

Avionul a decolat de pe aeroportul Vnukovo din Moscova, la ora locala 14.07 (13.07 ora Romaniei), cu destinatia Mahacikala, oras din sudul Rusiei.

Avionul Tupolev-154 a fost avariat dupa ce a iesit de pe pista in timpul aterizarii.

Titlu: Crashed Dagestan Tu-154 had serial engine failure: MAK
Sursa: flightglobal.com
Autor: David Kaminski-Morrow
Data: 04.12.2010

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Russian investigators have identified the Dagestan Airlines Tupolev Tu-154M aircraft which broke up after leaving the runway during an emergency landing at Moscow today.

The aircraft, registered RA-85744, suffered extensive damage in the accident, its cockpit and vertical fin shearing off. It also sustained damage to its wings and undercarriage.

It was operating flight 372 on the route between Moscow Vnukovo and Makhachkala in Dagestan.

"After take-off from Vnukovo Airport a serial failure of all three engines occurred on the aircraft," says the Russian Interstate Aviation Committee (MAK).

The 18-year old tri-jet, powered by Soloviev D-30KU engines, attempted to return to Moscow and conduct a landing at the city's Domodedovo Airport.

"When it performed the emergency landing at Domodedovo the aircraft skidded off the runway," says MAK. The airport had been experiencing freezing weather conditions at the time.

MAK states that two passengers were killed in the accident. Russia's emergency situations ministry says there were 169 occupants of the aircraft including nine crew members. It confirms the two fatalities and says 78 sustained various injuries.

Dagestan Airlines has adopted the brand 'South East Airlines' and the aircraft which crashed at Moscow today carried this livery.

MAK says it has formed a commission to investigate the accident and opened an inquiry.

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ALex

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Titlu: Human error suspected in Russia crash
Sursa: http://www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=402900&version=1&template_id=39&parent_id=21
Autor: ****
Data: 06.12.2010

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Russia has named two passengers killed in a Moscow plane accident amid reports that human error could have caused the Russian-made aircraft’s engines to fail, forcing it to crash land.
The Dagestan Airlines plane bound for Makhachkala in the North Caucasus region of Dagestan with 169 people on board rolled off the runway at Domodedovo airport on Saturday and broke into three pieces, killing two and injuring more than 80.
Moscow transport investigators named the dead as Roza Gadzhiyeva, the mother of a judge in Russia’s Constitutional Court, and Gadzhimurad Magomedov, the brother of the president of Dagestan, Magomedsalam Magomedov.
The Interstate Aviation Committee, which examines aircraft after crashes, said yesterday that it had opened the plane’s black boxes and discovered “fluctuations in the fuel supply to all three engines” shortly after takeoff.
Two engines cut out minutes later, it added, but said that contrary to earlier reports, one continued to run until landing.
Investigators opened a criminal probe into failure to follow safety procedures and said yesterday they were examining all scenarios, but reports questioned whether human error was responsible.
A source close to the investigation told the RIA Novosti news agency the crew decided to take off despite two defects on the plane, without elaborating.
The crew possibly forgot to switch on fuel pumps while taking off, allowing air to enter the system, a law enforcement source told the Interfax news agency.
“All the specialists agree that probably the reason for what happened was human error,” the source told Interfax.
The head of the Russian Aviation Agency, Alexander Neradko, said on Saturday that the pilot had to land the aircraft in difficult weather conditions with low cloud hiding the runway lights until the plane was close to the ground.
The airline’s general director, Mirza Omariyev, said on Saturday in televised comments that the Tupolev-154 plane, dating from 1992, had a major refit in 2009 and was flown by an experienced crew.
The plane transported the Belgian national football team to a friendly match with the Russian football team in November, Omariyev said.
The team were photographed beside the plane, which carried the logo South East airlines as part of rebranding launched this year.
RIA-Novosti news agency quoted an anonymous source inside Dagestan Airlines as saying that the company’s Tupolevs were in bad shape.
“Most aircraft and notably the Tupolev-154 have totalled many hours and should be replaced. This incident, with three engines failing, again shows that the company should tackle flight security in a different way,” said the source.
The accident was Dagestan Airlines’ third recent emergency landing, Russian television reported.
In August 2008 an engine caught fire while in November 2009 an engine also failed.
The health ministry said yesterday that 54 people remained hospitalised after the Dagestan Airlines crash, five in a serious condition.

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ALex

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