Azerbaijan’s flag carrier suspends flights to more Russian cities following crash that killed 38

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'Worrying Catalog' of Flight Dangers Gets a New Entry

Flying has become safer over the years, in general—but if you're flying near a conflict zone, there's some cause for concern. Missiles have become the biggest killer of airline passengers over the past decade, reports the Wall Street Journal . If Wednesday's crash of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane in Kazakhstan...

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Azerbaijani, U.S. officials: Crashed plane may have been hit by weapons fire

Aviation experts have blamed the crash on Russian air defense systems responding to a Ukrainian attack.

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Russia says crashed Azerbaijan Airlines flight was diverted due to ‘Ukrainian drone attack’

Rosaviatsia, the Russian aviation watchdog, said that the plane's captain had been offered other airports to land at but chose Kazakhstan’s Aktau.

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Azerbaijan demands apology from Russia over "downed" passenger plane

A politician in Azerbaijan has called on Russia to apologize for allegedly shooting down a passenger plane.

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Following the crash of a passenger plane in Kazakhstan, Russia has closed the airspace in the south of the country.

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Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan suspend flights to Russia after plane crash

Move came after evidence suggested Azerbaijani aircraft was downed by Russian air defence systems on Wednesday