Malaysian airliner with 295 on board crashes in Ukraine


Kiev, Jul 17 (Agencies): A Malaysian passenger airliner with 295 people on board crashed in Ukraine near the Russian border, Interfax cited an aviation industry source as saying on Thursday, reported Reuters.

It said the Boeing plane was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur. Reuters could not immediately confirm the Interfax report.

The crashed flight was a Boeing 777-200.

This comes around four months after MH370, another Malaysian Airline flight mysteriously disappeared on 8 March 2014.

Since the area where the plane went down was an area of intense fighting between Russia and Ukraine, CNN correspondent from Ukrain says that the possiblity of the plane having been shot down cannot be ruled out.
  

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 17 2014

    Very sad news. But, why do they fly passenger aircraft above a war zone ???

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  • moshu, mlr

    Thu, Jul 17 2014

    very very sad to know the incident. The involvement of pro Russian separatist terrorists cannot be denied.

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  • Arsalan, UK

    Thu, Jul 17 2014

    Air travel of ordinary passengers increasingly becoming unsafe & very dangerous these days. Imagine why we do not get to hear any such type of accidents to planes that carry VVIPs or to private jets carrying big industrialists? Coz they are constantly monitored with high alert from take-off till they land at desired destination. Why would aviation industry do not apply the same level of alertness & care while flying ordinary passengers? If this civil transport aircraft is deliberately shot down from the height of 10k mtrs without verifying the status, then no amount of excuses can justify this horrible crime !!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mapusa

    Thu, Jul 17 2014

    This airline is jinxed ...

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