
The Russian IIyushin IL-76 cargo landed in Upington with a full load of cargo and departed later with an empty cargo hold.
A Russian cargo plane, listed on the US black list due to suspicious flights laden with a heavy load of cargo, had permission to land in South Africa, the Department of Transport said.
The Russian IIyushin IL-76 cargo aircraft belonging to Moscow-based Abakan Air landed in Upington in the Northern Cape on Thursday with a full load of cargo and departed later with an empty cargo hold.
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After departing Upington, it later stopped for fuel at Lanseria Airport for fuel, according to City Press.
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