The world’s most popular flight tracker, "Flightradar24," has shared a 3D version of the flight trajectory of the AZAL aircraft before it crashed.

Axar.az reports that this information has been spread on social media.

According to experts, after being hit by Russia's "Pantsir S1" system over Grozny, the aircraft sustained serious damage, including the failure of its hydraulic and electronic systems. The pilots showed great dedication to control the aircraft. They performed up-and-down maneuvers to adjust speed, creating a zigzag and up-and-down trajectory.

It is noted that the AZAL passenger plane operating the Baku-Grozny flight crashed near Aktau Airport on December 25. The reason the plane diverted to Aktau was Russia's refusal to allow the damaged aircraft to land.

During the crash, 38 out of the 67 passengers and crew members onboard were killed, and 29 were injured.