No survivors of Russian airline crash

Russia's Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed that everyone on board the airliner which crashed in Siberia has been killed.

No survivors of Russian airline crash
Wed, 04 Jul, 2001 - 07:06

Russia's Civil Aviation Authority has confirmed that everyone on board the airliner which crashed in Siberia has been killed.

However, it is not know how many were on board, although earlier reports said the Tu-154 plane carried 133 passengers and 10 crew.

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