The Antonov An-24, the Soviet Union's first successful twin-turboprop regional airliner, revolutionized short-haul aviation by enabling reliable passenger service on unpaved airstrips throughout remote regions. First flown on December 20, 1959, it was a high-wing twin-engine configuration seating 32-44 passengers with remarkable short takeoff and landing capabilities from runways as short as 300 meters. Spanning 29.5 meters with a length of 23.5 meters, the aircraft was manufactured by the Antonov Design Bureau.
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| Angara Airlines | — | 37308804 | Russian Federation | 14b621 | |
| Angara Airlines | — | 47309410 | Russian Federation | 14b646 | |
| Angara Airlines | — | 47309908 | Russian Federation | 14b669 | |
| Angara Airlines | — | 57310408 | Russian Federation | 14b678 | |
| Angara Airlines | — | 77310804 | Russian Federation | 14b906 | |
| Angara Airlines | — | 17307107 | Russian Federation | 14baca |
RA-46625
Angara Airlines
S/N: 37308804Russian FederationHex: 14b621
RA-46662
Angara Airlines
S/N: 47309410Russian FederationHex: 14b646
RA-46697
Angara Airlines
S/N: 47309908Russian FederationHex: 14b669
RA-46712
Angara Airlines
S/N: 57310408Russian FederationHex: 14b678
RA-47366
Angara Airlines
S/N: 77310804Russian FederationHex: 14b906
RA-47818
Angara Airlines
S/N: 17307107Russian FederationHex: 14baca