The US and Russian figure skaters on the plane on the board

Numerous skaters – including six people associated with the Boston skating club – WASWINGTON DC was one of the aircraft aircraft that hit Washington DC.

Boston’s team are now two Russian champions world champions – Yevgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov – as well as two skaters and mothers, the General Director of the Club told the local media.

The “various” athletes, coach and family members participated in a U.S. skating figure, said the government’s government body. More names must still be given.

The US officials do not expect to survive as a result of the crisis. They said 28 limbs are recovered from the scenario.

The plane has 64 passengers and crew that he collided in the middle of the air, with the US Army helicopter, from 21:00 (02:00 GMT), and then fell into a cold ice.

It may be 15 people in the flight to participate in a skating figure, the unnamed source said to Reuters News Agency.

Boston-affiliated skaters were identified as 16-year-old and Jinna Hahn as Boston Skating Clubs.

Lane’s mother Christine Lane and Hahn’s mother Jin Hahn were also on the plane, as was the coach Naumov and Shishkova.

“It’s six dreaded numbers,” the General Manager of the Club told the local media: “That means,” this will have the effects of our skating community. “

On Thursday, Russia reaffirmed that some citizens were on the plane, who gave the Russian media naumov and Shishkova.

In his expression, the US Skating figure “Many members of our skating community were sadly captured on the boat with American Airlines 5342 flight.” The group was returning home from Wichita, Kansas’s development camp, the statement has been added.

Wichita had a national figure skating championships from January 20 to January 26. After the competition, there was a camp for young skaters.

Shishkova and Naumov were the Russian couples who won World Championships in 1994. They also competed in the Olympics, and then went to start the coach traine in the US.

Inna Volyanskaya, former skater in the Soviet Union, was on the flight, according to the rates of the Russian news agency.

Rescue teams continue to find the freezing water of the potomac river, which remain the remains of two aircraft. On Thursday morning, officials said they changed a recovery operation.

Around Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport landed all flights as a result of Wednesday afternoon.

In addition to the number of unknown skaters, limited information has been created about the people on the board.

In 1961, the 18-person skating group of the US killed in a Belgian airplane accident on the way to Prague.