41 people dead after an Aeroflot plane burst into flames during an emergency landing at a major Moscow airport

41 people were killed when an Aeroflot plane made an emergency landing at Sheremetyevo airport Sunday evening. 78 people were aboard the flight.

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41 people dead after an Aeroflot plane burst into flames during an emergency landing at a major Moscow airport 41 people were killed when an Aeroflot plane made an emergency landing at Sheremetyevo airport Sunday evening. 78 people were aboard the flight. Read More »

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