NTSB Finds Tail Section of Asiana Jet in San Francisco Bay
NTSB officials say a significant tail cone fragment was recovered from rocks inside the sea wall near SFO after the Asiana jet crash. Debris washed ashore and into the water indicates the aircraft struck the sea wall during the accident investigation.
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Asiana Flight 214 Crash At San Francisco Airport
The Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 crashed during landing at San Francisco International after a long flight from Seoul via Shanghai. Two people died and 182 were injured with 49 in critical condition. 307 aboard included 141 Chinese, 77 South Koreans, 61 Americans, and others. Emergency responders reported fatalities in rear seating areas amid extensive damage.
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Alaska plane crash victims linked to South Carolina
Ten people died when an air taxi crashed at Soldotna Alaska after a flight from Rediske Air. Authorities said nine passengers were from South Carolina along with the pilot Walter Rediske. Remains were sent for autopsies and identifications.
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