Russia revokes Angara Airlines' AOC three months after fatal An‑24 crash

Russia's air transport regulator Rosaviatsia has revoked the operating certificate of Siberian regional carrier Angara Airlines, three months after a fatal Antonov An‑24 crash. The move follows unscheduled inspections that had already barred the carrier from certain activities, including maintenance and training operations.

Discovered 2025-10-27T07:18:31.888326-07:00 | 2025-10-27T07:18:31.888326-07:00

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Rosaviatsia revoked Angara's AOC three months after the fatal An‑24 accident; the carrier had already been restricted by unscheduled inspections that revoked its training approval and maintenance certificate.
The regulator's action effectively grounds the operator, escalating regulatory and legal pressure on the regional carrier following earlier moves that sought to shut down Angara over safety violations and a lawsuit alleging responsibility in another crash.

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