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    Airframe Family: Douglas DC-1 / DC-2/R2D / DC-3 Dakota / C-47/R4D Skytrain / C-53 Skytrooper
    Latest Model:Li-2 Cab (NATO)
    Construction Number:23441901
    Last Civil Registration:CCCP-13345
    Compressed ID:Lisunov Li-2 cn 23441901 cr CCCP-13...
    Latest Owner or Location:MAP Zhukovski

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as a Li-2 by Lisunov.

    By 5 June 1976

    To MAP Zhukovski with new c/r CCCP-13345.

    5 June 1976

    Crashed.
    Summary: The airframe was a loss. There were four fatalities. There were 5,445 hours on the airframe at the time. The cargo flight departed Moskva-Zhukovsky (Ramenskoye) Airport (ZIA/UUBW), Russia and was destined for Tyumen Airport (TJM/USTR), Russia. The accident occurred at Kama River (Russia) while en route. Narrative: The Li-2 suffered engine trouble en route from Moscow to Tyumen. It descended below its intended altitude and struck telephone lines. The airplane lost control and crashed into bank of the Kama River, killing all aboard...
    For a complete description of the event read the Aviation Safety Network Report.

    By 6 June 1976

    To MAP Zhukovski with new c/r CCCP-13345 (Lisunov Li-2, 23441901).

    6 June 1976

    Crashed.
    Summary: The airframe was written off. There were four fatalities. There were 5,445 hours on the airframe at the time. The cargo flight departed Moskva-Zhukovsky (Ramenskoye) Airport (UUBW) and was destined for Tyumen Airport (TJM/USTR), Russia. The accident occurred at Kama River (Russia) while en route. Narrative: The Li-2 suffered engine trouble en route from Moscow to Tyumen. It descended below its intended altitude and struck telephone lines. The airplane lost control and crashed into bank of the Kama River, killing all aboard...
    For a complete description of the event read the Aviation Safety Network Report.
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