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    This page documents a history of a specific aircraft. The details provided vary from aircraft to aircraft and are dependent on the research and amount of data uploaded to the Aerial Visuals database.

    Airframe Family: Antonov An-24 Coke (NATO) / An-26 Curl (NATO) / An-30 Clank (NATO) / An-32 Cline (NATO) / An-34 / An-40 / An-50 / Xian Y-7
    Latest Model:An-32B
    Last Military Serial:48073 PSU
    Construction Number:3009
    Last Civil Registration:ST-AZL
    Compressed ID:Antonov An-32B sn 48073 PSU cn 3009...
    Latest Owner or Location:Kata Air Transport

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    Dates

    Event

    Constructed as an An-32B.

    March 1992

    To unknown owner with c/r CCCP-48073.

    November 1992

    Taken on Strength/Charge with the Povitryani Syly Ukrayiny with s/n 48073.

    To unknown owner with c/r UR-48073.

    To unknown owner with c/r ER-APA.

    1999

    To unknown owner with c/r HA-TCL.

    2006

    To Kata Air Transport with new c/r ST-AZL (Antonov 32B, 3009).

    11 April 2008

    Destroyed in a crash.
    The Sudanese An-32 had been ferried to Moldova for maintenance. On April 11, 2008 the airplane was prepared to be ferried back from Chisinau (KIV) to Khartoum, Sudan via Antalya (AYT). It took off from the Chisinau International Airport at 22:02. After takeoff, the crew noticed that the transponder had failed. The flight returned to Chisinau. On final approach the airplane contacted VOR/DME equipment, crashed and burned.
    For a complete description of the event read the Aviation Safety Network Report.
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    unreviewed imported data.
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    Civil Aircraft Register of the World by Pascal Brugier
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