Indonesian rescue teams have finally started airlifting the bodies of the Russian plane crash victims from the scene of the tragedy.<br/> <br />They began moving the victims to Jakarta on Saturday.<br/> <br />The Sukhoi Superjet 100 crashed into a remote hillside in West Java on Wednesday.<br/> <br />There were 45 passengers and crew on board.<br/> <br />No survivors have been found.<br/> <br />Indonesia's deployed 1, 000 personnel and seven helicopters to help with the search and recovery operation.<br/> <br />Footage supplied by one of the rescue teams shows the steep terrain and dense forestry they're up against.<br/> <br />Debris from the plane is seen strewn down the side of the mountain.<br/> <br />The plane crashed during an exhibition flight intended to drum up sales for the Russian passenger jet.<br/> <br />The victims include Indonesian reporters and business people, eight Russians including embassy officials and plane crew, two Italians, one French national and one American, according to officials.<br/> <br />The cause of the crash isn't yet known.<br/> <br />Paul Chapman, Reuters
