Plane with 100 people on board crashes in Almaty, 7 reported dead

AKIPRESS.COM - Seven people are reported dead after aircraft on Almaty - Nur-Sultan route crashed on December 27 in Almaty, the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of Kazakhstan reports. The Bek Airline plane hit the 2-storey building after it failed to takeoff while flying. The incident occurred at 7:22 am local time.
Bek Air was founded in 1999, targeting VIP flight operations, according to the company website says. The airline is reported Kazakhstan's first low-cost airline. Its fleet is seven Fokker-100 aircraft.
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At a moment, by the order of Prime Minister of the country Askar Mamin, a governmental commission has been created. The commission consists of Minister of Industry and Infrastructure Development and representatives of other bodies. They headed to the site.
The detailed circumstances and reasons will be established later. Until that, the flight of planes of this type is terminated. According to the reports, 95 passengers and 5 crew members were on the board.