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248:. The crew then maintained level flight until they become nearer to the airport. As the plane approached the threshold of the runway, it was still 30 to 40 meters above ground level, when it should have been less than half that height and in landing configuration. When the pilots became aware that they were running out of runway, they increased engine power, but it was too late for the aircraft to climb and go around. The right wing of the aircraft struck either a radio beacon or a stanchion of approach lights, which tore off the wing, and then hit a concrete wall, losing the left wing. Flight 1154 then flipped over and exploded. Rescue services reached the crash site, but found no survivors. 27: 240:. Termez became a major hub for humanitarian aid into northern Afghanistan after the start of the War on Terror in 2001. German troops had also been using the airport in Termez as a support base for peacekeeping troops in Afghanistan. The flight was nearly fully loaded, carrying 32 passengers and 5 crew. The flight crew consisted of Captain Alexander Alexanov, First Officer Rustam Ilyasov, Flight Instructor Akmal Kamalov and Flight Engineer Noel Kurmaev. 243:
The aircraft was cleared to land by controllers at Tashkent at around 1900 hours local time. The area was in full darkness and the weather had deteriorated significantly, with the airport being shrouded in fog that limited visibility on the ground to 1300 meters. 12.5 km from the airport, Flight
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The government ordered a full investigation into the crash. Early indication suggested that bad weather was the cause of the accident. Officials stated that there were no evidence of foul play in the crash. In his 2006 book,
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registered in Uzbekistan as UK-87985, collided with a radar station while landing at Tashkent, flipped over, caught fire and exploded, killing all 37 people on board. Weather was reportedly in bad condition.
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was registered in Uzbekistan as UK-87985. The flight was a domestic flight from Termez, a city near the country's border with Afghanistan, to its capital airport, the
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and his aides had arrived at Tashkent airport and approached relatives of the victims and led them to a room.
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Several hours after the crash, Tashkent International Airport was closed due to foggy condition.
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Immediately after the crash, Uzbek police sealed off the crash site. Uzbekistan President
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Plane crash Yak-40 Uzbekistan Airways in airport Tashkent International Airport
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in the city of Termez, near the Afghanistan border, to Uzbekistan's capital of
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was a scheduled domestic passenger flight which was operated by Uzbekistan
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Profile of the accident (English site, but content written in Russian)
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visited the crash site and talked with rescue workers. Prime Minister
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Murder in Samarkand, Mainstream Publishing, 2006, pp. 319-320
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An Uzbekistan Airways Yak-40 similar to the accident aircraft
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1154 increased its rate of descent, bringing it below the
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pilot error
Tashkent International Airport
Tashkent
41°15′41″N 69°18′35″E / 41.26139°N 69.30972°E / 41.26139; 69.30972
Yakovlev Yak-40
Uzbekistan Airways
Registration
Termez Airport
Tashkent International Airport
flag carrier
Termez Airport
Tashkent
Yakovlev Yak-40
Yakovlev Yak-40
Tashkent International Airport
glideslope
Islam Karimov
Shavkat Mirziyayev
Murder in Samarkand
Craig Murray
Ikrom Yakubov
BBC
Newsnight
TAM Airlines Flight 3054
S7 Airlines Flight 778
"Uzbek plane crash kills at least 30 people"
"Plane crash Yak-40 Uzbekistan Airways in airport Tashkent International Airport"
"Dozens die in Uzbek plane crash"
"Uzbek Plane Crash Kills U.N. Envoy, 36 Others"

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