FW: ASN Accident Digest 2005-16 Antonov 24 Marsland Aviation / Three dead in Sudan air crash

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ASN Accident Digest

2005-16 Antonov 24 Marsland Aviation

 

02 JUN 2005 Antonov 24

ST-WAL Marsland Aviation, Khartoum (Sudan), 3(42)

 

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ASN ACCIDENT DIGEST 2005-16

 

 

 

 

02 JUN 2005

Time: 11:28 local time

Type: Antonov 24B

Operator: Marsland Aviation

Registration: ST-WAL

Msn / c/n: 69901004

Year built: 1967

Crew: ? fatalities

/ 6 on board

Passengers: ? fatalities /

36 on board

Total: 3 fatalities / 42 on board

Airplane damage: Written off

Location: Khartoum-Civil Airport (KRT) (Sudan)

Phase: Take-off

Nature: Domestic Scheduled

Passenger

Departure airport: Khartoum-Civil Airport (KRT)

Destination airport: El Fasher

Airport (ELF)

Flight number: 430

The Antonov crashed on takeoff. A fire erupted in or near the nr.1 engine,

causing severe damage to the engine and the left-hand side of the fuselage.

 

Source: AP

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AIRCRAFT PROFILE ANTONOV 24

* Last hull-loss accident: 16 MAR 2005 Regional Airlines RA-46489,

at Varandey (Russia)- 29 fatalities

* Total number of An-24 hull-losses: at least 121 losses (109 accidents, 9

other occurrences (ground fire/sabotage), 3 unknown occurrences)

* 52nd worst An-24 accident

* Survival rate for all fatal An-24 accidents: on average 16,3% of all

occupants survived fatal accidents

* history of this airplane (source:

Soviet Transports):

- CCCP-47736 Aeroflot/Kazakstan (FEB 1967,

registered)

- UN-47736 Kazakstan Airlines (1994)

- UN-47736 Tulpar Air Service (1999)

- UN-47736 Yuzhnaya (2002)

- UN-47736 Asia Continental

(DEC 2003)

- ST-WAL Marsland Avia (2004)

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OPERATOR PROFILE MARSLAND AVIATION

Domestic airline in Sudan operating

Tupolev 134, Antonov 24 and Yakovlev 40 planes.

* founded: 2001

* web: http://marsland-avi.com/

* first hull-loss accident

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COUNTRY PROFILE SUDAN

* Last airliner hull-loss accident: 03 FEB 2005

Ilyushin 76TD of Air West, Co near Khartoum - 7

fatalities

* 13th worst airliner hull-loss accident

* The country is not yet rated in FAA's International Aviation Safety

Assessment Program (IASA)

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