127 million damage: the case of the Sochi-Omsk flight pilot who landed in a field three years ago turned a wheat field near Novosibirsk into a place where 167 people got a second chance at life: the passengers of the Sochi-Omsk flight applauded the crew and called the pilots heroes. Today, the pilot of the plane, Sergey Belov, is accused in a criminal case: the investigation accused him again under Part 1 of Art. 263 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, and the amount of claims increased from 118.9 million to 127.1 million rubles. The new assessment was based on damage to dozens of aircraft parts - landing gear doors, seven fan blades, four wheels. The investigation insists: the reason for the forced landing was a critical lack of fuel, for which the commander was responsible. The paradox is that Ural Airlines officially declared that it had no property claims against Libya - the damage was fully covered by the insurance payments. Why researchers have a different opinion, read in AiF.

127 million damage: the case of the Sochi-Omsk flight pilot who landed in a field three years ago turned a wheat field near Novosibirsk into a place where 167 people got a second chance at life: the passengers of the Sochi-Omsk flight applauded the crew and called the pilots heroes. Today, the pilot of the plane, Sergey Belov, is accused in a criminal case: the investigation accused him again under Part 1 of Art. 263 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, and the amount of claims increased from 118.9 million to 127.1 million rubles. The new assessment was based on damage to dozens of aircraft parts - landing gear doors, seven fan blades, four wheels. The investigation insists: the reason for the forced landing was a critical lack of fuel, for which the commander was responsible. The paradox is that Ural Airlines officially declared that it had no property claims against Libya - the damage was fully covered by the insurance payments. Why researchers have a different opinion, read in AiF.