early morning departure on 03R. Operated by Aeriantur-M but still in colors of the Russian postal service, with their logo on the tail. Also carries additional Avial NV titles for whom she was operating as well. Crashed as S9-SVN at Luxor (Egypt) in February 2009 on a ferry flight from Kisangani to Mykolayiv, Ukraine.

Delivered to the Soviet Air Force in 1966. To Aeroflot as CCCP-11339 in 1990, the second An-12 with this registration. Reregistered as RA-11339 by 1993. To Avial in 1993, Aeriantur-M as ER-AXI in 2005 and Aerolift as S9-SVN by 2009. Crashed after takeoff from Luxor in 2009.

This 1966 An-12B flew with many different companies, but it started its career with the Soviet Air Force. It was commercially sold to AFL/Privolzhsk in the late 1990s, and then companies as Aeroflot, Avial, Southern AirGroupe, Eurasia Airlines, Pochta Rossii and Aeriantur-M (as shown on this picture) followed. In October 2007, the An-12 suffered a ground incident at Kisangani (DRC) damaging an engine and the starboard main undercarriage. The owners rebuilt the aircraft but it unfortunately crashed with Aerolift as S9-SVN at Luxer (Egypt) on 20 February 2009. Thanks Soviet Transports database!