There was no Vietnamese on board the Boeing 737-500 jetliner, which crashed in Ural mountainous city of Perm on September 14, according to Russia’s Aeroflot airline.

Among 88 people killed in the accident, 21 are foreigners, including nine from Azerbaijan, five from Ukraine and one each from France, Switzerland, Latvia, the United States, Germany, Turkey and Italy.

According to Russian news agencies, the crash killed all 83 passengers and five-people crew on board.

The plane flew from Moscow to Perm at 01:10 (Moscow time), and in two hours, as it was approaching to land, the contact with it was lost at the height of 1,800 metres.

The Boeing has already been found, it fell in a wasteland and a fire broke out, which has already been contained.