Accident Overview
A cargo flight operating from Perevoz to Bulbukhta, carrying supplies for the Dalne-Taiginski mine, encountered below-minima weather conditions including snowfall and poor visibility. The pilot did not return from the intended route, and the aircraft entered clouds before colliding with the rocky slope of a mountain.
Crash Details
The aircraft struck the slope at an elevation of 1,400 metres, while the mountain peak is 1,439 metres high. The crash site was located 10 kilometres south-southwest of Bulbukhta. Upon impact, the aircraft caught fire and was completely destroyed by the ensuing blaze.
Occupants and Injuries
There were three persons on board: two pilots and one passenger. Both pilots sustained injuries, while the sole passenger was killed. Rescue teams reached the crash site one day after the accident.
Investigation Findings
No analysis or additional details were provided beyond the factual circumstances. The official probable cause was determined to be controlled flight into terrain.