Russia plane in forced landing after engines fail

STORY: Russia Plane 2 - Russia plane in forced landing after engines fail

LENGTH: 01:47

FIRST RUN: 1742

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TYPE: Russian/Natsound

SOURCE: TRIO AGENCY

STORY NUMBER: 4335630

DATELINE: 16 July 2021 - Kornilovo/Tomsk

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TRIO AGENCY

Kornilovo, Tomsk region, Russia - 16 July 2021

1. Helicopter with flight survivors landing

2. Passengers disembarking

3. Passengers being escorted to ambulances

4. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Faroukh Khasanov, second pilot of plane that landed:

"Two engines failed."

Journalist: "Two simultaneously?"

Khasanov: "Yes. A commission will figure out the rest."

Journalist: "What are the theories of what happened?"

Khasanov: "We didn't have time to think about this, we just had to do our job. So everything else will come later."

5. Passenger being put in ambulance

6. Khasanov entering bus with passengers

7. Bus leaving

TRIO AGENCY

Tomsk regional clinical hospital, Tomsk, Russia - 16 July 2021

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8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Alyona Levko, Deputy Governor of Social Policies of Tomsk Region:

"We have received twelve passengers here who were flown in by helicopter. All of them are being examined to determine the severity of their injuries. They are in a satisfactory state."

9. Ambulances outside hospital

10. Hospital entrance

TRIO AGENCY

Tomsk, Russia - 16 July 2021

11. Wide of airport exterior

12. Various of AN-24 aircraft on display in front of airport

13. Various of airport interiors

STORYLINE:

A small Russian passenger plane made an emergency landing Friday in Siberia after experiencing engine failure, emergency officials said, adding that none of the 18 passengers and crew members aboard suffered serious injuries.

Soon after the An-28 plane disappeared in the Tomsk region in western Siberia, rescue helicopters spotted it in a field. The plane landed with its gear extended but overturned. A video from the site showed it lying upside down.

Emergency officials said helicopters were flying the passengers and crew to the city of Tomsk. Officials initially said the plane carried 17 people and had updated the number to 19 before they revised it again.

The plane made an emergency landing after both of its engines failed, Faroukh Khasanov, the second pilot of the plane, told reporters in Kornilovo.

The An-28 is a small short-range, Soviet-designed turboprop used by many small carriers across Russia and some other countries.

The plane belongs to the local SiLA airline and was flying from the town of Kedrovoye to Tomsk.

Authorities launched an investigation of whether the airline had complied with regulations.

The flight crew hadn't reported any problems before the plane disappeared, but the plane's emergency beacon activated during the flight, signaling that the aircraft had made a forced landing or crashed.

The incident comes 10 days after another Russian plane crashed while preparing to land in bad weather on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East, killing all 28 people on board. The investigation into the crash of the An-26 plane is ongoing.

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