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In a message dated 2/12/2002 9:21:07 AM Central Standard Time,
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> Subj:ASO Breaking News - Iran crash kills 117
> Date:2/12/2002 9:21:07 AM Central Standard Time
> From:<A HREF="mailto:airsafetyonline@reply.pm0.net";>airsafetyonline@reply.pm0.net</A>
> To:<A HREF="mailto:LFutia@aol.com";>LFutia@aol.com</A>
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> Air Safety Online News
> http://www.airsafetyonline.com/
>
> Iranian Plane Crash Kills 117
>
> TEHRAN, Iran -- An Iranian passenger plane carrying at least 100 people
> on board is believed to have crashed into mountains in the west of the
> country.
>
> None of the 105 passengers or 13 crew were said to have survived,
> sources at the national carrier Iran Air told CNN.
>
> The Russian-built Tupolev-154 disappeared from radar screens at about
> 6.30 a.m (0330 GMT) on Tuesday during a journey from Tehran to
> Khorramabad in the southwest of the country.
>
> (For a list of accidents involivng the Tupolev TU-154, go to
> http://www.crashdatabase.com/ )
>
> The plane, which can carry up to 148 people, was operated by state-owned
> Iran Air Tours, a subsidiary of Iran Air.
>
> (For a list of accidents involivng Iran Air Tours, go to
> http://www.crashdatabase.com/ )
>
> Khorramabad lies to the east of the Zagros mountain range, which runs
> along the border with Iraq.
>
> Iranian sources said the plane had crashed into the side of the mountain
> in conditions that may have included heavy fog.
>
> Residents of a village near Khorramabad heard a "big explosion" and saw
> a fire after the Tupolev went down, state radio was quoted by The
> Associated Press as saying.
>
> The plane had not yet been found, but searchers had identified the area
> of the crash, and rescue teams have been sent.
>
> In recent years, Iranian airlines have been troubled by accidents.
>
> The country -- subject to U.S. sanctions -- has had difficulty getting
> spare parts for its aging fleet, many of them Boeings acquired before
> the 1979 Islamic revolution, and has instead leased planes from the
> former Soviet Union.
>
> Last May, a Russian-built Yakovlev Yak-40 plane carrying 30 people,
> including the transport minister and seven parliamentarians, crashed
> near the northern town of Sari, killing all on board.
>
> -Rupp
Leo/ORD
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica>In a message dated 2/12/2002 9:21:07 AM Central Standard Time, airsafetyonline@reply.pm0.net writes:<BR>
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<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Subj:<B>ASO Breaking News - Iran crash kills 117 </B><BR>
Date:2/12/2002 9:21:07 AM Central Standard Time<BR>
From:<A HREF="mailto:airsafetyonline@reply.pm0.net";>airsafetyonline@reply.pm0.net</A></FONT><FONT COLOR="#0000ff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0"><U><BR>
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Air Safety Online News<BR>
http://www.airsafetyonline.com/<BR>
<BR>
Iranian Plane Crash Kills 117<BR>
<BR>
TEHRAN, Iran -- An Iranian passenger plane carrying at least 100 people<BR>
on board is believed to have crashed into mountains in the west of the<BR>
country. <BR>
<BR>
None of the 105 passengers or 13 crew were said to have survived,<BR>
sources at the national carrier Iran Air told CNN. <BR>
<BR>
The Russian-built Tupolev-154 disappeared from radar screens at about<BR>
6.30 a.m (0330 GMT) on Tuesday during a journey from Tehran to<BR>
Khorramabad in the southwest of the country.<BR>
<BR>
(For a list of accidents involivng the Tupolev TU-154, go to<BR>
http://www.crashdatabase.com/ )<BR>
<BR>
The plane, which can carry up to 148 people, was operated by state-owned<BR>
Iran Air Tours, a subsidiary of Iran Air.<BR>
<BR>
(For a list of accidents involivng Iran Air Tours, go to<BR>
http://www.crashdatabase.com/ )<BR>
<BR>
Khorramabad lies to the east of the Zagros mountain range, which runs<BR>
along the border with Iraq. <BR>
<BR>
Iranian sources said the plane had crashed into the side of the mountain<BR>
in conditions that may have included heavy fog. <BR>
<BR>
Residents of a village near Khorramabad heard a "big explosion" and saw<BR>
a fire after the Tupolev went down, state radio was quoted by The<BR>
Associated Press as saying. <BR>
<BR>
The plane had not yet been found, but searchers had identified the area<BR>
of the crash, and rescue teams have been sent. <BR>
<BR>
In recent years, Iranian airlines have been troubled by accidents. <BR>
<BR>
The country -- subject to U.S. sanctions -- has had difficulty getting<BR>
spare parts for its aging fleet, many of them Boeings acquired before<BR>
the 1979 Islamic revolution, and has instead leased planes from the<BR>
former Soviet Union. <BR>
<BR>
Last May, a Russian-built Yakovlev Yak-40 plane carrying 30 people,<BR>
including the transport minister and seven parliamentarians, crashed<BR>
near the northern town of Sari, killing all on board.<BR>
<BR>
-Rupp</FONT><FONT COLOR="#0000ff" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0"></BLOCKQUOTE><U><BR>
</FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000" style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0"></U><BR>
<BR>
Leo/ORD</U></FONT></HTML>
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Air Safety Online News
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Iranian Plane Crash Kills 117
TEHRAN, Iran -- An Iranian passenger plane carrying at least 100 people
on board is believed to have crashed into mountains in the west of the
country.
None of the 105 passengers or 13 crew were said to have survived,
sources at the national carrier Iran Air told CNN.
The Russian-built Tupolev-154 disappeared from radar screens at about
6.30 a.m (0330 GMT) on Tuesday during a journey from Tehran to
Khorramabad in the southwest of the country.
(For a list of accidents involivng the Tupolev TU-154, go to
http://www.crashdatabase.com/ )
The plane, which can carry up to 148 people, was operated by state-owned
Iran Air Tours, a subsidiary of Iran Air.
(For a list of accidents involivng Iran Air Tours, go to
http://www.crashdatabase.com/ )
Khorramabad lies to the east of the Zagros mountain range, which runs
along the border with Iraq.
Iranian sources said the plane had crashed into the side of the mountain
in conditions that may have included heavy fog.
Residents of a village near Khorramabad heard a "big explosion" and saw
a fire after the Tupolev went down, state radio was quoted by The
Associated Press as saying.
The plane had not yet been found, but searchers had identified the area
of the crash, and rescue teams have been sent.
In recent years, Iranian airlines have been troubled by accidents.
The country -- subject to U.S. sanctions -- has had difficulty getting
spare parts for its aging fleet, many of them Boeings acquired before
the 1979 Islamic revolution, and has instead leased planes from the
former Soviet Union.
Last May, a Russian-built Yakovlev Yak-40 plane carrying 30 people,
including the transport minister and seven parliamentarians, crashed
near the northern town of Sari, killing all on board.
-Rupp
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