A Russian plane crashed in the Amur region. Forty-nine people were on board. Investigators suspect crew error. The Antonov An-24 lost contact before landing. Wreckage was found near Tynda. No survivors were found. A criminal case has been opened. The crew attempted a second landing. Concerns exist about the plane's aging technology. Scrutiny over Russia’s aviation safety has increased.
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