The chief of the airport fire brigade had noticed the unusual behavior of the plane as it landed and began to follow it in a fire brigade vehicle, while informing the duty lookout on the crash and rescue station tower of his decision. Thus, within seconds of the crash and explosion, the duty lookout gave the alarm at 22:44:50. After receiving the alarm, the chief of airport crash and rescue ordered to deploy airport crash and rescue teams (CRT) to the site of the accident, and the first fire truck departed the station just 10 seconds after the impact. 72 freelance CRT rescuers and 24 special-purpose vehicles were deployed. Airport CRT details arrived at the scene of the accident at 22:47.