5 fatalities

1934-04-15: CRASH OF A TUPOLEV ANT-27 OFF TAGANROG

On April 15, 1934, a CRASH OF A TUPOLEV ANT-27 OFF TAGANROG was involved in an aviation accident. 5 people were killed. This summary draws on records from Wikidata contributors; 12 related events involving the same aircraft type or operator are linked below.

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On April 15, 1934, a Tupolev ANT-27 crashed off Taganrog, near Sevastopol, USSR, resulting in five fatalities.

Incident Description

On April 15, 1934, a Tupolev ANT-27 aircraft crashed off the coast of Taganrog, in the region of Sevastopol, USSR. The accident resulted in five fatalities.

Aircraft Information

The aircraft involved was a Tupolev ANT-27, a Soviet flying boat designed for military and transport purposes. No further details about the specific aircraft, such as its registration or operator, are documented in the source.

Casualties

The source reports that five fatalities occurred as a result of the crash. No information is available regarding survivors, injuries, or the nature of the damage to the aircraft.

Location

The accident took place near Taganrog, a city on the Sea of Azov, within the vicinity of Sevastopol in the USSR. The exact coordinates or distance from shore are not specified.

Investigation

The source does not provide any details about an official investigation or a determined probable cause. No contributing factors, weather conditions, or pilot actions are recorded.