Turkish private jet carrying 11 crashes in Iran

A private Turkish plane with 11 individuals on load up, all ladies, smashed in Iran on Sunday while taking the girl of a best representative and her companions back home to Turkey from a festival in the United Arab Emirates. 

Turkish and Iranian authorities said there were eight travelers and three team on board the plane which slammed in the south of Iran while flying from Sharjah to Istanbul. 

Media reports in Turkey said the eight travelers were Mina Basaran, the little girl of a main Turkish specialist, and her seven companions who had spent the previous days in the UAE to commend her marriage. 

The team, including the two pilots, were likewise all female, the reports said. 

The reports, conveyed by the Hurriyet every day and a few Turkish TV channels, said the Bombardier Challenger 604 private plane had a place the Basaran Holding organization of Mina's dad Huseyin. 

The Istanbul-based Basaran Holding Company is dynamic in the vitality, development and tourism segments. It likewise possesses lodgings. 

Reports said that only a day prior to, the eight young ladies had posted a photo via web-based networking media of themselves grinning and unwinding in Dubai. 

The reports said that Mina Basaran had likewise posted a photo via web-based networking media of her loading up a similar Bombardier plane before it cleared out Istanbul for the UAE. 

She had turned out to be occupied with October and the UAE trip was a conventional "goodbye" to her companions previously marriage. 

Mina Basaran, 28, had turned into a board individual from her dad's organization as of now in 2013, Turkish reports said. 

'Helicopter seek Monday' 

Iranian media said the plane went down in a remote mountain in the snow-topped Zagros run amid terrible climate. 

The plane had left from the emirate of Sharjah and went down close to the city of Shahr-e Kord, around 400 kilometers (250 miles) south of Tehran, Iranian state TV detailed. 

Reza Jafarzadeh, leader of the Iran Civil Aviation Organization, affirmed it had eight travelers and three group individuals on board. 

The reason for the crash was not quickly clear. 

Hurriyet said the two pilots on the plane were ladies similar to the group part, which means every one of those on load up are female. 

One pilot was a previous Turkish armed force warrior stream who had been one of Turkey's first female pilots, it said. 

The other had worked in the past for signal transporter Turkish Airlines. 

Tasnim news organization cited an ICAO official as saying: "The plane is ablaze. After the pilot requested to bring down elevation, it vanished from the radar." 

Iranian media detailed that rescuers had been dispatched via land to the crash site, which is situated in a moderately disengaged zone Helen's Mountain - an ensured zone in the Zagros run. 

A few reports said the plane went down amid overwhelming precipitation. 

The leader of Iran's Red Crescent, Morteza Salimi, told state TV that two helicopters would travel to the region on Monday morning "to look for the plane's flotsam and jetsam and bodies" - demonstrating there could be no survivors. 

The Zagros go was the scene of another avionics catastrophe in February, when an ATR-72 twin motor traveler plane of Iran's Aseman Airlines smashed there executing every one of the 66 individuals on load up. 

The plane had vanished from radar in the wake of taking off from Tehran on a local flight as a snowstorm battered the mountains. 

Safeguard groups needed to fight awful climate for quite a long time before they could recoup the secret elements of that flying machine and needed to interfere with their task a few times due to awful climate. 

They are as yet chipping away at bringing the remaining parts of those executed down the valley from the crash site which lies at a tallness of around 4,000 meters (13,000 feet)