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After night flight from Moscow VQ-BEA cockpit crew was 100% concentrating on the landing at Novosibirsk airport Tolmachevo.
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IL-18 RF-91 821 was destroyed as a result of a hard landing near the village of Tiksi Sakha Republic (Yakutia)
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March 24, 1999, Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov headed to Washington for an official visit. Over the Atlantic, he learned by phone from the US vice-president Al Gore, that the decision to bomb Yugoslavia. He ordered to deploy his plane over the ocean (IL-62 RA-86561) and returned to Moscow to protest against the bombing of Yugoslavia. After the cancellation of government aircraft squadron moved to the Russian Air Force
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