Plane makes hard landing in Krasnoyarsk Region: what we know

The aircraft commander and the co-pilot were on board, they were injured

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An Aeroprakt-22 aircraft made a hard landing near Osinovyi Mys village in Russia's Krasnoyarsk Region on May 25, injuring both crew members — the pilot critically, the co-pilot in stable condition. The aircraft was conducting forest firefighting aerial operations at the time; the Krasnoyarsk Transport Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation.

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KRASNOYARSK, May 25. /TASS/. An aircraft made a hard landing in the Boguchansky district of the Krasnoyarsk Region, the regional Emergencies Ministry said in a statement. Two people were injured.

TASS has compiled the key details of the incident.

Incident details

- An Aeroprakt-22 aircraft made a hard landing in the Krasnoyarsk Region, the regional office of the Emergencies Ministry reported.

- The incident occurred at 2:50 p.m. local time (7:50 a.m. GMT) in the Boguchansky district near the village of Osinovyi Mys.

Plane makes hard landing in Krasnoyarsk Region: what we know

Plane makes hard landing in Krasnoyarsk Region: what we know

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