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Ukrainian Transport Plane Catches Fire While Landing at Japanese Airport

An An-124 Ruslan transport plane operated by Ukrainian airline Antonov Airlines caught fire while landing at Chubu Centrair International Airport in the Japanese city of Tokoname.

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An An-124 Ruslan transport plane operated by Ukrainian airline Antonov Airlines caught fire while landing at Chubu Centrair International Airport in the Japanese city of Tokoname.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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EADaily, 23 October 2026, a Ukrainian cargo aircraft, AN-124 "Ruslan", was set on fire at Tyubu International Airport in Japan, reporting to NHK.

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At Tyubu International Airport, a Ukrainian AN-124 "Ruslan" aircraft landed near the Japanese town of Nagoya with a burning part of the fuselage. "On 22 October, around 19:20 local time, on the runway of Tyubu airport, a burning part of the fuselage was discovered near the landing cargo aircraft," transmitting to RIA News with reference to Japanese television channel NHK. It is noted that after the landing of the AN-124 "Ruslan" airliner, a shor…

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Ukraine's heavy transport aircraft, An-124 Ruslan, set fire to the Tybu Airport of Japan, the incident occurred on landing, as reported by the Japanese press. On 22 October, a Ruslan cargo aircraft from Aviliniya Antonova landed at Tjubu International Airport in the United States.

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This is the second case after Leipzig.

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ГОЛОВНА broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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