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Old 17th Jul 2006, 03:52
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Russian Tupolev Crash

Morning all,
Just saw on Sky News video footage of a Tupolev 134/5(?) crashing just after take-off. Reporter stated that an engine failed and the crew didn't have enough time to stop/land back on. Can't find anything on the internet about this. Aircraft crashed and burned, all out alive some with burns. Apparently carrying military personnel.

Anybody know any more?
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Just been a video of accident on Sky News of engine failure on t/o. No fatalities only 3 slightly hurt. Pretty spectacular footage though
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Originally Posted by itwilldoatrip
Just been a video of accident on Sky News of engine failure on t/o. No fatalities only 3 slightly hurt. Pretty spectacular footage though
Thats what I have heard:

A russian Navy Tu-134 encountered a birdtrike shortly after lift off from the runway of a marine base near Simferopol. Crew decided to turn back and made a emergency landing. Aircraft overshot the runway, broke in several pieces and caught fire?

No body was killed, but three officers where injured.

With regards,

Christian
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Happened 7 days ago.
http://aviation-safety.net/database/...?id=20060710-1
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Stubenfliege 2, the aircraft didn't "turn back" as such. The bird strike appeared to occur more or less as the a/c rotated. PF put it back on the runway and ran off the end.
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Video of crash:

http://www.ogrish.com/archives/russi...l_17_2006.html
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