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    Airframe Family: Antonov An-2 Kukuruznik/Colt (NATO) / An-3 / An-4 / An-6 Meteo
    Latest Model:TVS-2MS
    Construction Number:1G 231-51
    Last Civil Registration:RA-01460
    Latest Owner or Location:Naryan-Mar Air Enterprise

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as a TVS-2MS by Siberian Aeronautical Research Institute (SibNIA).

    31 October 1988

    To Aeroflot with new c/r CCCP-01460.

    21 April 1995

    To Komiavia with new c/r RA-01460.

    Circa 2003

    Based at Chernoye Airfield, Fedurnovo, Moscow.
    View the Location Dossier

    11 August 2012


    Photographer: David Osborn
    Notes: Stored at the MARZ Rosto rework facility at Chernoye near Moscow

    Circa 2014

    To Naryan-Mar Air Enterprise keeping c/r RA-01460.

    2016

    Converted to a TVS-2MS by Siberian Aeronautical Research Institute (SibNIA).

    New construction number, 1G 231-51.1R012, assigned to the airframe.

    19 December 2017

    Crashed.
    W/o 19dec17 on a flight from Naryan-Mar to Kharuta when the engine failed shortly after take-off, the pilotattempted to return to the airport, but the aircraft did not make it and crashed in a snow-covered field onthe territory of the airport, 3 of the 11 passengers killed and the other 8 as well as both pilots seriously injured; t/t as a TVS-2MS 351 hours 17 minutes.

    19 December 2017

    Crashed.
    The accident occurred at the Naryan-ar Airport Naryan-Mar, Russia while taking off. The airframe was destroyed. The foreign authority was the source of this information. A TVS-2MS airplane powered by a Honeywell TPE331-12UHR-702H and equipped with skids impacted unpaved runway after an aborted takeoff. The airplane was completed destroyed.
    For a complete description of the event read the NTSB Report.

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