A passenger plane operated by Aaban Airlines crashed in southwest Kazakhstan, killing many of the 67 people on board, including five crew members. At least 32 survivors have been hospitalized, with the number of survivors fluctuating. The crash occurred near the city of Aktau, with the flight originally traveling from Baku to Grozny, Russia, but diverted due to bad weather. Dramatic footage shows the plane falling and exploding upon impact. The wreckage indicates the plane broke into two, with the tail section remaining partly intact. Rescue operations involve around 150 personnel, and authorities are focusing on retrieving flight data records to understand the crash. The aircraft, an Embraer 190, is known for its good safety record, and the manufacturer is cooperating with the investigation.