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Yakovlev YAK-42 accidents and incidents

Occurrences involving a Yakovlev YAK-42, with variants merged.

8 records from 1982 to 2011, 8 of them fatal. Most often in Soviet Union.

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Occurrences88 accidents · 0 incidents · 7 mapped
Fatal occurrences8Fatality total known for 8 of 8
Reported fatalities571Plus 0 serious injuries reported
Years1982–201128 Jun 1982 – 7 Sept 2011

By year

Yakovlev YAK-42: occurrences by year
YearOccurrencesFatal occurrencesFatalities
19821 occurrences in 1982, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).1132
19901 occurrences in 1990, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).14
19921 occurrences in 1992, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).1108
19931 occurrences in 1993, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).1116
19971 occurrences in 1997, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).170
19991 occurrences in 1999, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).122
20031 occurrences in 2003, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).175
20111 occurrences in 2011, 1 fatal. The bar is scaled to 1982 (1).144

Countries

Yakovlev YAK-42: countries
CountryOccurrencesShareFatal occurrencesFatalities
Soviet UnionSoviet Union: 2 occurrences, 25.0% of the occurrences shown. 2 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row.25.0%2136
ChinaChina: 1 occurrences, 12.5% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (Soviet Union, 2).12.5%1108
GreeceGreece: 1 occurrences, 12.5% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (Soviet Union, 2).12.5%170
North MacedoniaNorth Macedonia: 1 occurrences, 12.5% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (Soviet Union, 2).12.5%1116
RussiaRussia: 1 occurrences, 12.5% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (Soviet Union, 2).12.5%144
TurkeyTurkey: 1 occurrences, 12.5% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (Soviet Union, 2).12.5%175
VenezuelaVenezuela: 1 occurrences, 12.5% of the occurrences shown. 1 were fatal. The bar is scaled to the largest row (Soviet Union, 2).12.5%122

Deadliest occurrences

Yakovlev YAK-42: deadliest occurrences
OccurrenceDateTotal fatalitiesLocationAircraft
Aeroflot Flight 864128 Jun 1982132Near Mazyr, Byelorussian SSR, Soviet Union1
Avioimpex Flight 11020 Nov 1993116Trojani, near Ohrid Airport, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia1
China General Aviation Flight 755231 Jul 1992108near Nanjing Dajiaochang Airport, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China1
Ukrainian-Mediterranean Airlines Flight 423026 May 200375Maçka, Trabzon, Turkey1
Aerosvit Flight 24117 Dec 199770Pierian Mountains, near Thessaloniki Airport, Thessaloniki, Greece1
Lokomotiv Yaroslavl plane crash7 Sept 2011442 km west of Tunoshna Airport, Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia1
Cubana de Aviación Flight 31025 Dec 199922Bejuma, Venezuela1
Aeroflot Flight 817514 Sept 199041.7 km west of Koltsovo International Airport, Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Soviet Union1

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  1. Lokomotiv Yaroslavl plane crash

    7 Sept 2011 · 2 km west of Tunoshna Airport, Yaroslavl, Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia · 44 fatal

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  2. Ukrainian-Mediterranean Airlines Flight 4230

    26 May 2003 · Maçka, Trabzon, Turkey · 75 fatal

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  3. Cubana de Aviación Flight 310

    25 Dec 1999 · Bejuma, Venezuela · 22 fatal

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  4. Aerosvit Flight 241

    17 Dec 1997 · Pierian Mountains, near Thessaloniki Airport, Thessaloniki, Greece · 70 fatal

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  5. Avioimpex Flight 110

    20 Nov 1993 · Trojani, near Ohrid Airport, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia · 116 fatal

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  6. China General Aviation Flight 7552

    31 Jul 1992 · near Nanjing Dajiaochang Airport, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China · 108 fatal

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  7. Aeroflot Flight 8175

    14 Sept 1990 · 1.7 km west of Koltsovo International Airport, Sverdlovsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, Soviet Union · 4 fatal · not on the map

  8. Aeroflot Flight 8641

    28 Jun 1982 · Near Mazyr, Byelorussian SSR, Soviet Union · 132 fatal

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