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Old 1st Sep 2006, 11:49
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Aircraft Fire In Iran

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Up to 60 people have been killed after a plane caught fire on landing in Iran, according to state TV.
A further 80 people were evacuated safely, it has been reported.
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Hot off the press wires..

Iranian Plane Catches Fire, Killing 60 Passengers, AFP Reports

An Iranian airliner on a domestic
flight caught fire while landing in the northeastern city of
Mashhad, killing at least 60 passengers, Agence-France Presse
reported, citing state-run television.
The plane, with 140 passengers, was a Russian-made Tupolev
coming from the southern port city of Bandar Abbas, AFP reported.
It burst into flames after a tire blew upon landing, the news
agency said. State television didn't immediately give the
condition of the other 80 passengers, AFP said.
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Sadly another Tupelov incident. Was this a Tu-154?
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Tu-154 of Iran Airtour, according to CNN (quoting Iranian state TV).

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Its been a very bad week, condolances to the families of all involved.
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wx at time of crash...your guess on actual time, but last 7 metars:


also link to airport data site:


METAR OIMM 010550Z 00000KT CAVOK 30/01 Q1015 A2997
METAR OIMM 010650Z 04006KT CAVOK 31/01 Q1014 A2995
METAR OIMM 010750Z 30004KT CAVOK 33/M00 Q1013 A2993
METAR OIMM 010850Z 07012KT CAVOK 34/M02 Q1013 A2993
METAR OIMM 010950Z 05014KT CAVOK 34/M02 Q1012 A2990
METAR OIMM 011050Z 09018KT CAVOK 34/M02 Q1012 A2989
METAR OIMM 011150Z 09010KT CAVOK 34/M02 Q1012 A2989


airport data:

http://www.fallingrain.com/icao/OIMM.html

CNN covering, anyone with info on crash can e mail me at [email protected]
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Death toll reported at approx 80 ppl. RIP
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CNN says:
pilot survied and spoke to iranian transport minister, who then said: a tyre burst on landing and then the airplane swerved (spelling?) of the RWY.

don't know nothing about tupolews, but this explanation is kinda weak IMHO.
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Aircraft is EP-MCF according to AirlinerNews.com
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