World leaders express condolences following AZAL flight crash
World leaders have expressed condolences following the tragic crash of an AZAL flight near Aktau, Kazakhstan, offering support and solidarity to the victims' families.
While traveling to St. Petersburg, Russia, for the informal CIS Heads of State Summit, President Ilham Aliyev was informed about a plane crash that occurred in Russian airspace. Upon receiving the report, the president swiftly instructed his delegation to return to Azerbaijan.
During the flight, President Aliyev took immediate action by issuing directives to relevant state agencies to investigate the cause of the crash and implement urgent measures. The situation is under the direct supervision of the president, ensuring a prompt response to the incident.
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Farid Huseynov, Head of the AZAL Press Department, has confirmed that a total of 67 people were on board the plane involved in the recent incident, including 62 passengers and 5 crew members.
World leaders have expressed condolences following the tragic crash of an AZAL flight near Aktau, Kazakhstan, offering support and solidarity to the victims' families.
AZAL has released the crew list for flight J2-8243, which crashed in Aktau today.
President Aliyev informed Putin he would miss the CIS summit after an Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash. The two leaders exchanged condolences and wished the injured a quick recovery.
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