A Russian plane has crashed into a cliff off the Kamchatka Peninsula.
28 people were on board. According to Russian authorities, there are no survivors.
– That they have not been able to keep the height indicates ice formation, says flight safety expert Hans Kjäll.
Parts of the plane, an Antonov An-26 with two large propeller engines, have been found 5 kilometers from the runway.
On Tuesday, wreckage of the fuselage was found next to a rock cliff, and other parts floating in the Okhotsk Sea, according to the news agency AP.
The plane was on its way from the city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to Palana in Kamtjatka in the Russian Far East.
– That they found aircraft parts in the sea and on land means that they crashed at the coastline. Something must have happened there during the approach, says Hans Kjäll, flight safety expert.