City / Airport:Ras Al Khaimah - International (OMRK / RKT)Map
Country:United Arab Emirates
Photo Date:March 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact
Photo ID:843058Submit Correction
View count: 52
Delivered to MAP Kaluga Motors as CCCP-48974 in 1987 and transferred to Impulse Aero as RA-48974 in Match 1993. Antonov declared no longer airworthy in 1997 but with Air Pass, all white. Moved to another company of the infamous arms smuggler Viktor Bout, Centrafrican, as TL-ACH. Became 3C-QQT in May 2001 and then 9XR-QT (although this registration was never official according to Rwandan CAA). Registered 9Q-CAC in March 2005. W/o on 26th August 2007 flying from Kongolo to Goma with 9 tonnes of tin ore, attempted return with engine trouble but crashed short of Kongolo runway
Registration / Serial:TL-ACH
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-32A
C/n (msn):1407
City / Airport:Ras Al Khaimah - International (OMRK / RKT)Map
Country:United Arab Emirates
Photo Date:March 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact
City / Airport:Ras Al Khaimah - International (OMRK / RKT)Map
Country:United Arab Emirates
Photo Date:March 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact
Photo ID:843058Submit Correction
View count: 52
Delivered to MAP Kaluga Motors as CCCP-48974 in 1987 and transferred to Impulse Aero as RA-48974 in Match 1993. Antonov declared no longer airworthy in 1997 but with Air Pass, all white. Moved to another company of the infamous arms smuggler Viktor Bout, Centrafrican, as TL-ACH. Became 3C-QQT in May 2001 and then 9XR-QT (although this registration was never official according to Rwandan CAA). Registered 9Q-CAC in March 2005. W/o on 26th August 2007 flying from Kongolo to Goma with 9 tonnes of tin ore, attempted return with engine trouble but crashed short of Kongolo runway
Registration / Serial:TL-ACH
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-32A
C/n (msn):1407
City / Airport:Ras Al Khaimah - International (OMRK / RKT)Map
Country:United Arab Emirates
Photo Date:March 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact