12 fatalities

2010-08-02: Ан-24РВ (RA-46524) — ООО «ПКФ КАТЭКАВИА» — Красноярский край, а/п Игарка

Красноярский край, а/п Игарка

On August 2, 2010, a Ан-24РВ (registration RA-46524) operated by ООО «ПКФ КАТЭКАВИА» was involved in an aviation accident near Красноярский край, а/п Игарка. 12 people were killed. Investigators recorded the probable cause as: Причиной катастрофы самолета АН-24РВ RA-46524 при выполнении захода на посадку в условиях, хуже метеорологических минимумов аэродрома, самолета и КВС для захода на посадку по системе ОСП, явилось непринятие экипажем своевременного решения об уходе на второй… This summary draws on records from the Interstate Aviation Committee (MAK).

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On 2 August 2010, an An-24RV (RA-46524) operated by PKF KATEKAVIA was scheduled for a transport-communications flight from Krasnoyarsk to Igarka and back. The crew included a captain, second pilot, flight engineer, and flight attendant. The flight was conducted under a contract with SiAT-Travel, with load comprising 10 adult passengers, 1 child, baggage, and cargo.

Flight Planning and Crew

On 2 August 2010, a transport-communications flight was planned for the An-24RV aircraft, registration RA-46524, operated by OOO PKF KATEKAVIA. The crew consisted of four members: a captain (commander), a second pilot, a flight engineer, and a flight attendant. The flight was scheduled to depart at 13:30 UTC from Krasnoyarsk to Igarka and then return to Krasnoyarsk.

Contract and Load

The flight was performed under a contract with OOO SiAT-Travel (contract No. CHR/064-10 dated 30 July 2010). According to the contract, passenger transport was only planned for the Igarka–Krasnoyarsk leg. On the Krasnoyarsk–Igarka segment, ticket sales were open and cargo from OOO Rotex-S was carried. The actual load totaled 3,412 kg, comprising 10 adult passengers, one child, 206 kg of baggage, and 2,426 kg of cargo. The cargo included 900 kg of food products, 1,366 kg of construction materials, and 160 kg of equipment. Cargo was stowed on the first four rows of passenger seats, in accordance with the operator's instructions for transporting commercial loads in soft packaging within passenger cabins. Passengers occupied seats from rows 7 to 10.

Weight and Balance

The takeoff weight and center of gravity for the actual takeoff conditions were within the limits specified in the An-24 flight manual (sections 2.1 and 2.2). The takeoff weight was 22,400 kg, and the center of gravity was at 24.5% of the mean aerodynamic chord (MAC).

Crew Preparation

The crew completed all mandatory pre-flight preparation procedures in accordance with regulatory requirements. Their preparation and qualification were deemed appropriate for the flight objectives. All crew members had repeatedly flown this route both during the day and at night and were familiar with the specifics of the Igarka aerodrome area.

Aircraft Condition

No remarks were noted regarding the aircraft's operation or its systems. The aircraft was serviced by the technical staff of ZAO Aviation Technical Center at the airport.