Cargo Flight Emergency Landing After Dual Engine Failure (RA-11375)

Incident Overview and Flight Details The aircraft was operating a cargo flight from Slavgorod to Samara when it encountered a critical failure shortly after takeoff. The flight carried six crew members and a cargo load of 10.8 tons of hydraulic fluids packed in barrels. During the initial climb to an altitude of approximately 50 meters, both engine number 2 and engine number 4 failed simultaneously. The crew immediately declared an emergency and received clearance to return to the airport. However, the captain determined that a return to the airport was not feasible and elected to attempt an emergency landing in an open field situated 8.6 kilometers from the airport. The aircraft touched down in a flapless and gear-up configuration. Upon impact, the tail section separated from the fuselage, and the aircraft slid for several dozen meters before coming to rest and bursting into flames. All six occupants sustained injuries, with four of them suffering serious injuries.