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Asiana Faces New Class Action Suit From Passengers in 2013 Plane Crash: Lawyer
South Korea's Asiana Airlines Inc is facing a new class action suit from passengers on a plane that crashed in San Francisco in 2013 that seeks a combined $30 million in damages, a lawyer for the passengers said.
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Runway Approach 'Not Normal' in Japan Crash: Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines said Thursday a plane accident that injured more than 20 people at a Japanese airport made an abnormal runway approach.
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27 Injured as Asiana Plane Hits Antenna in Japan Runway Undershoot
An Asiana Airways plane smashed into a communications antenna as it came in to land at a Japanese airport, footage showed today, injuring 27 people in an accident redolent of the airline's fatal 2013 crash in San Francisco.
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South Korea's Asiana Settles US Court Claims in San Francisco Jet Crash
South Korea's Asiana Airlines Inc has settled compensation claims filed in US courts by 72 people who were passengers on a flight that crashed at San Francisco's main airport in 2013, without disclosing financial terms.
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Asiana Gets 45-Day Ban on San Fransisco Flights Over Last Year Crash
South Korean officials say they will ban Asiana Airlines from flying to San Francisco for 45 days as punishment for a deadly crash in July last year.
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Malaysia Airlines Crash: Australian, Korean Airlines Shifted Ukrainian Flight Routes Months Ago
Some international airlines, including Australia's Qantas Airways and Korea's two major carriers, shifted the route taken by flights operating over Ukrainian air space months ago amid increasing tensions between Kiev and pro-Moscow rebels.
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Mismanaged Approach, Complex Cockpit Cited in Asiana Crash
A mismanaged approach for landing in a highly automated cockpit was the probable cause of last July's crash of a South Korean airliner in San Francisco, US investigators have said.
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Asiana fined $500,000 for slow aid to crash families
U.S. regulators fined Asiana Airlines Inc $500,000 on Tuesday for failing to assist the families of passengers on a flight that crashed in San Francisco in July in which three people were killed and more than 180 injured.
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Asiana crash victim was run over twice: report
A girl who survived the crash of a jet in San Francisco only to be fatally struck by a fire truck on the runway was actually run over by two rescue vehicles in the aftermath.
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Asiana offers $10,000 to plane crash survivors
Asiana Airlines said on Sunday it was offering an initial compensation payment worth $10,000 to all surviving passengers on board a plane that crashed in San Francisco last month killing three people.
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Video from Asiana crash rescue effort shows girl overlooked: Report
A video obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper shows that the supervisor directing the firefighting effort at an airport crash site was not told that a teenage girl was on the ground until after she was mistakenly run over and killed by a fire truck, the paper said on Monday.
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Firefighters caused death of Asiana crash victim: official
One of the victims of this month's Asiana Airlines jet crash in San Francisco survived impact but was killed on the tarmac when she was run over by an emergency vehicle, officials said Friday.
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In Asiana crash, a husband's worst nightmare
Seconds after the July 6 crash of an Asiana Airlines flight at San Francisco airport, passenger Hyun Seob Oh witnessed an unimaginable horror: an emergency escape slide exploded inside the cabin, enveloping his wife, Asiana flight attendant Sook Young Hyun.
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Asiana says scrapping plan to sue US TV station for name gaffe
Asiana Airlines said on Wednesday it has scrapped a plan to sue a U.S. television station that incorrectly reported in a racially offensive manner the names of pilots of the flight that crash-landed in San Francisco this month.
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Asiana Airlines crash: passengers file lawsuit against Boeing
A group of 83 passengers aboard an Asiana Airlines flight which crash-landed in San Francisco has filed a lawsuit seeking millions from the aircraft's manufacturer Boeing, their lawyers said on Tuesday.
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Asiana Faces New Class Action Suit From Passengers in 2013 Plane Crash: Lawyer
South Korea's Asiana Airlines Inc is facing a new class action suit from passengers on a plane that crashed in San Francisco in 2013 that seeks a combined $30 million in damages, a lawyer for the passengers said.
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Runway Approach 'Not Normal' in Japan Crash: Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines said Thursday a plane accident that injured more than 20 people at a Japanese airport made an abnormal runway approach.
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27 Injured as Asiana Plane Hits Antenna in Japan Runway Undershoot
An Asiana Airways plane smashed into a communications antenna as it came in to land at a Japanese airport, footage showed today, injuring 27 people in an accident redolent of the airline's fatal 2013 crash in San Francisco.
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South Korea's Asiana Settles US Court Claims in San Francisco Jet Crash
South Korea's Asiana Airlines Inc has settled compensation claims filed in US courts by 72 people who were passengers on a flight that crashed at San Francisco's main airport in 2013, without disclosing financial terms.
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Asiana Gets 45-Day Ban on San Fransisco Flights Over Last Year Crash
South Korean officials say they will ban Asiana Airlines from flying to San Francisco for 45 days as punishment for a deadly crash in July last year.
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Malaysia Airlines Crash: Australian, Korean Airlines Shifted Ukrainian Flight Routes Months Ago
Some international airlines, including Australia's Qantas Airways and Korea's two major carriers, shifted the route taken by flights operating over Ukrainian air space months ago amid increasing tensions between Kiev and pro-Moscow rebels.
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Mismanaged Approach, Complex Cockpit Cited in Asiana Crash
A mismanaged approach for landing in a highly automated cockpit was the probable cause of last July's crash of a South Korean airliner in San Francisco, US investigators have said.
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Asiana fined $500,000 for slow aid to crash families
U.S. regulators fined Asiana Airlines Inc $500,000 on Tuesday for failing to assist the families of passengers on a flight that crashed in San Francisco in July in which three people were killed and more than 180 injured.
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Asiana crash victim was run over twice: report
A girl who survived the crash of a jet in San Francisco only to be fatally struck by a fire truck on the runway was actually run over by two rescue vehicles in the aftermath.
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Asiana offers $10,000 to plane crash survivors
Asiana Airlines said on Sunday it was offering an initial compensation payment worth $10,000 to all surviving passengers on board a plane that crashed in San Francisco last month killing three people.
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Video from Asiana crash rescue effort shows girl overlooked: Report
A video obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper shows that the supervisor directing the firefighting effort at an airport crash site was not told that a teenage girl was on the ground until after she was mistakenly run over and killed by a fire truck, the paper said on Monday.
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Firefighters caused death of Asiana crash victim: official
One of the victims of this month's Asiana Airlines jet crash in San Francisco survived impact but was killed on the tarmac when she was run over by an emergency vehicle, officials said Friday.
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In Asiana crash, a husband's worst nightmare
Seconds after the July 6 crash of an Asiana Airlines flight at San Francisco airport, passenger Hyun Seob Oh witnessed an unimaginable horror: an emergency escape slide exploded inside the cabin, enveloping his wife, Asiana flight attendant Sook Young Hyun.
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Asiana says scrapping plan to sue US TV station for name gaffe
Asiana Airlines said on Wednesday it has scrapped a plan to sue a U.S. television station that incorrectly reported in a racially offensive manner the names of pilots of the flight that crash-landed in San Francisco this month.
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Asiana Airlines crash: passengers file lawsuit against Boeing
A group of 83 passengers aboard an Asiana Airlines flight which crash-landed in San Francisco has filed a lawsuit seeking millions from the aircraft's manufacturer Boeing, their lawyers said on Tuesday.
