Investigators Probe Korean Air Crash in Guam
Guam AP investigators say insufficient evidence exists to blame pilot error for the Korean Air Flight 801 crash that killed 225. Rain and terrain may have blinded the pilot as the jet struck a hillside near Agana. NTSB plans to show photos of more intact bodies to families for identification while hundreds mourn at the crash site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Daily News
Kelly Park
Meena Park
Korean Air
Agana
Guam
George Black
National Transportation Safety Board
Japan Airlines
Osaka
Japan
TV Asahi
Tokyo
Matt Furman
NTSB
Furman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cambridge
the Gazette
Cowl Tempositions, Inc
Fyiowa.com
Mark Bowden
Phyllis Fleming
Metro
Iowa
Mary Sharp
Dave Morris
Mark Dukes
Dan Geiser
Duane Crock
Paul Jenser
Jerry Elsen
Secore
Metro-Iowa
James Lynch
E. Charles Street Oelwein
Des Moines
Rod Boshart
E. Fifth Street
Washington D.C
David Lynch
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Linn County
The
Blind Factory
Collins Rd
Fieldcrest
Bathquarters
Armar Plaza
Marion
McLeodusa
PrimeLine
Tiss
McLeodusa.com