Sukhoi's new Superjet-100 airliner (75-95 seat configuration) was designed to compete against Canada's Bombardier Inc. and Brazilian Embraer SA aircraft to get Russia back into the airliner market with Indonesia as the first order and test on a 4-nation promotion. Sadly, the first operational flight ended in disaster when the pilot requested to drop down from 10,000 ft to 6,000 in bad weather. Mount Salak was covered in mist and the wreckage was found there, so it hit. Being a twin engine design, there's just not enough power to pull up when every second counts. It looks like the pilot was trying to get into better visibility and instead either lost power to an engine and crashed or ran right into the mountain. No signs of survivors, but the Sukhoi colors of the fuselage are obvious as spotted by helicopters combing the area. A full set-back for civilian Russian aviation and tragic loss of 46 lives on-board including journalists... the order for 140 initial jets has been cancelled.

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