Over a dozen people are thought to be dead after being involved in a plane crash on Sunday. The business jet was leaving Las Vegas en route to Mexico. Dailystar reports a private Bombardier Challenger 601 plane went missing on Sunday afternoon over the Mexican state of Coahuila. The crew lost contact with air traffic control less than two hours after taking off from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, reports BNO News. The aircraft was found Monday morning after a search-and-rescue mission in a mountainous area of ​​Monclova. The number of passengers and crew members on the flight has not been confirmed, though multiple reports state at least 14 passengers died. According to BNO, the passenger list showed there were 13 people on board, including 11 passengers and two crew members. Read: American Airlines Flight Returns To Airport After Plane Hits Runway Sign Those aboard the flight had been on their way home after watching boxer Daniel Jacobs fight Saul “Canelo” Alvarez at the T Mobile Arena in Nevada on Saturday night. While the cause of the crash is unknown, officials believe bad weather is likely part of the reason. Photo: Getty Images<doc-sep>Mexican rescuers spotted "no survivors" while surveilling a crash site of a private plane in the north of the country, authorities said on Monday. The wreckage is believed to be the Bombardier Challenger 601 jet that disappeared from radar while flying from Las Vegas to the north Mexican city of Monterrey with at least 13 people on board. An air search of the isolated area found a wreck matching the private jet. "Everything indicates it is the plane" that went missing, said Miguel Villarreal, head of the Monclova International Airport in the state of Coahuila. "The flight plan reported there were 11 passengers on board, plus the crew," he told local TV station Multimedios. Some outlets put the total number of people on board to 14. Passengers on the private jet had reportedly visited Las Vegas to see Mexican boxer Saul "Canelo" Alvarez fight American Daniel Jacobs for the middleweight title fight on Saturday. Alvarez won the fight. The boxer posted his condolences on Twitter, saying "I deeply lament the terrible accident of the plane coming from Vegas. I'm deeply grateful for the support of all the people who travel to see my fights. My prayers are with their families." Authorities did not release the names of people on board. Investigators were still making their way to the mountainous area, officials said on Monday. 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MEXICO CITY, May 6 (Reuters) – The wreckage of a plane that disappeared en route from Las Vegas to Monterrey in northern Mexico has been found, a state government official said on Monday, with local media reporting that all on board had died. Mexican newspaper Reforma said the private plane had 11 passengers and three crew members on board. The flight report, however, listed 11 passengers and two crew members. The wreckage of the plane was found via aerial surveillance 129 miles northwest of Monclova in the border state of Coahuila, said Fernando Orta of the state’s emergency services department. The plane went missing about 90 minutes after leaving Las Vegas on Sunday afternoon. The passengers, who ranged in age from 19 to 57, had reportedly been in Las Vegas for Saturday night’s middleweight bout between boxers Canelo Alvarez and Daniel Jacobs. The plane — a twin-engine Bombardier Challenger 601 — left Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport at 2 p.m. Sunday for what was to have been a 2½-hour flight. Local broadcaster Televisa reported the jet lost contact with air traffic controllers sometime after 5:20 p.m. Monterrey time (3:20 p.m. Las Vegas time) as the pilot ascended to avoid a storm. Its last verified position was near Big Bend National Park, on the U.S.-Mexico border. Officials had not yet arrived to inspect the crash site, Orta said. “The land is rather mountainous … so they’re going to take a while longer to arrive,” Orta said. A photograph published on local television network Milenio showed what it said were the burnt remnants of the plane, broken into pieces, spread over charred earth. A Mexican transport ministry spokesman could not say whether there had been any survivors. The occupants as listed on the flight plan: Pilot Juan Jose Aguilar Talavera, 45 Crew member Luis Ovidio Gonzalez Flores, 29 Luis Octavio Reyes Dominguez, 54 Loyda Liliana Luna Larrosa, 49 Jade Paola Reyes Luna, 26 Guillermo Octavio Reyes Luna, 23 Frida Alejandrina Reyes Luna, 19 Ramon Amauri Vela, 57 Martha Isabel Garcia Lagunes, 43 Gary Amauri Vela Garcia, 19 Adriana Monserrat Mejia Sanchez, 29 Manuel Alejandro Sepulveda Gonzalez, 25 Monica Leticia Salinas Trevino, 22 (Reporting by Daina Beth Solomon, Noe Torres, Ana Isabel Martinez and David Alire Garcia, Editing by Rosalba O’Brien)