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Air Crash Investigation - Aeroflot Flight 593 Kid in the Cockpit

Aeroflot Flight 593 was planned to fly from Moscow to Hong Kong with Airbus A310-304 aircraft on 23 March 1994.
23 Mart 1994 tarihinde Uluslararası Rusya Havayolları tarafından işletilen Aeroflot'a ait Airbus A310-304 uçağının kazasını anlatmaktadır.

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