h Kazakh Transport Ministry report on plane crash in Aktau is preliminary - Russian Federal Air Transport Agency

05.02.2025, 17:27

Kazakh Transport Ministry report on plane crash in Aktau is preliminary - Russian Federal Air Transport Agency

MOSCOW. Feb 5 (Interfax) - Kazakhstan has not identified objects that got into the AZAL plane before it crashed in Aktau, the Federal Air Transport Agency told journalists.

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