Iran officials find wreckage of deadly plane crash

Mr. Akhoundi told state television that 11 groups of experts were investigating flight details, weather conditions near the destination and radar data from air-traffic control to find out what might have caused the crash. Mohammad Taghi Tabatabai, a spokesman for Iran Aseman Airlines, first told state television that everyone aboard the aircraft had been killed. But the airline later issued a statement saying it could not reach the crash site and could not “accurately and definitely confirm” any deaths.