The plane crashed with 60 passengers in Iran

A plane crashed with 60 passengers in Iran. Apart from this, there were six pilots, pilots, co-pilots, security guard and airborne pilots.

National emergency services authority spokesman Mujtaba Khalidi told the BBC that the plane crashed in mountainous areas of the city of Samiran in Ispahan province. The aircraft was separated from the radar just after 50 minutes of flying.

The internal passenger plane was flying from Tehran's Mehrabad Airport to the southwestern city of Yuseu. Mehrabad is usually used for the fluctuation of internal aircraft. However, there are some international flight aircraft fluctuations.

"The news has been sent to the rescue workers soon there. Although the rescue aircraft was sent but could not land there due to strong fog. Rescuers are trying to reach there on the ground.

It is believed that the plane crashed due to bad weather. Authorities have not yet given any information about the casualties. The crew of the crashed aircraft was the Aviation Airlines.