The destruction of a personal jet that was flying from Las Vegas to Monterrey, in northern Mexico, was discovered Monday, an authority stated after the plane vanished with 14 individuals accepted to be ready.

Air-traffic controllers said they lost contact with the Bombardier Challenger 601 stream on Sunday evening, after it unexpectedly lost elevation over the territory of Coahuila, in northern Mexico.

Specialists flying over the region Monday spotted destruction whose qualities coordinated that of the missing plane. "Everything shows the plane" disappeared, said Miguel Villarreal, leader of the Monclova International Airport in Coahuila.

"The flight plan detailed there were 11 travelers ready, in addition to the group. We are sitting tight for (crisis specialists) to achieve the site to affirm the plane's enlistment number," he told nearby TV station Multimedios.

As per Mexican media reports, experts accept there were three team individuals on the flight, and that the sanction stream was flying a gathering of travelers once again from Saturday night's middleweight title battle in Las Vegas, in which Mexican fighter Saul "Canelo" Alvarez crushed Daniel Jacobs of the United States.

Pictures of the destruction on Mexican TV demonstrated the plane's wings and tail on the ground, encompassed by the burned and broke survives from the remainder of the fuselage.