Kazakhstan plane crash leaves at least 12 dead

• 41 people died when a plane operated by Russian airline Aeroflot burst into flames during an emergency landing in Moscow in May 2019.

The state of play: Authorities eventually confirmed that 98 people — 93 passengers and five crew — were on board the plane.

• The plane was a Dutch-made Fokker 100, a twin-engine model built in the 1980s and 1990s.
• Many airlines have retired the aircraft after the manufacturing company went bankrupt in 1996, but there are still around 100 flying around the world.
• Kazakh authorities reportedly halted ongoing Fokker 100 flights while they determine what caused the crash.

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