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Пилот разбившегося в Мангалоре лайнера Boeing 737 авиакомпании Air India был россиянином. Об этом сообщает индийский телеканал CCNN-IBN.

По данным телеканала, первый пилот лайнера был россиянином. Имел ли он российское гражданство или был выходцем из РФ, не уточняется. Второй пилот разбившегося самолета - индиец. Российское посольство в Индии, как сообщает РИА Новости пока не может подтвердить или опровергнуть информацию о том, были ли на борту лайнера граждане России.

Самолет, следовавший рейсом из Дубаи разбился в аэропорту Мангалора около 06:30 по местному времени (около 05:00 по московскому). На борту лайнера находились, по информации Air India, 160 пассажиров и 6 членов экипажа. Как минимум три человека в катастрофе выжили.

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