Antonov aircraft crashes in Tehran, killing at least 39

August 11, 2014
Credit: ATTA KENARE/AFP/Getty Images
[UPDATED] An Antonov 140 passenger aircraft, operated by Sepahan Airlines, crashed shortly after takeoff Sunday morning from Iran’s Tehran Mehrabad Airport on a flight to Tabas in Eastern Iran, according to FARS news agency (FNA). FNA reported there were 40 passengers and eight crew members on board...

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