Aeroflot flight 1492

Aeroflot flight 1492, a Sukhoi Superjet 100-95B, returned to land at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport in Russia. A fire erupted and all occupants evacuated on the runway. Officials confirmed that 13 occupants had died.
The aircraft took off from Sheremetyevo Airport's runway 24C at 18:03 hours local time on a scheduled service to Murmansk. Unconfirmed media reports suggest that the aircraft was hit by lightning on departure. Cumulonimbus clouds were present near the airfield at 6000 feet.
The flight crew elected to return to the airport aircraft circled back. About 18:17 the aircraft overshot the runway centreline. Altitude at that time was about 2400 feet. The aircraft continued the right hand turn, completed a circle and proceeded on the final approach. CCTV footage shows the aircraft bouncing on the runway after what looks like an initial touch down. After the second touchdown flames erupted and engulfed the rear of the aircraft. The aircraft slid to a stop on the grass between runway 24L and two taxiways. An emergency evacuation was then carried out.

Muito triste.