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Chinese Airline Resumes Boeing 737-800 Flights Weeks After Crash
China Eastern Airlines resumed flying Boeing 737-800 aircraft on Sunday, flight tracking data showed, just weeks after it grounded 223 planes over a crash that killed 132 people.
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China Plane Crash: US Investigators Head To Beijing For Boeing 737 Probe
A team of US investigators has departed for China to probe the causes of an airliner crash that killed all 132 people on a Boeing 737-800 operated by China Eastern Airlines on March 21, the National Transportation Safety Board announced on Friday.
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China Plane Crash: Most Search And Rescue Ops Completed, Officials Say
China has completed the main search and rescue work at site of a China Eastern Airlines crash that killed 132 people last week and plans to complete a preliminary report within 30 days of the event, an aviation official said on Thursday.
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Both Black Boxes Of Crashed China Plane Found. How They Will Be Handled.
Chinese authorities on Sunday recovered the second black box from a China Eastern Airlines jet that plunged into a mountainside last Monday with 132 people on board, state media reported.
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All 132 On Crashed China Plane Confirmed Dead
All 132 people aboard the plane that crashed into a mountainside in southern China on Monday are confirmed dead, state broadcaster CCTV reported.
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"We Have Nothing But Grief", Says Father Of China Plane Crash Victim
As recovery crews sifted through the mud at the China Eastern Airlines crash site, dozens of relatives of those on board flight MU5735 remained nearby in an anxious wait for further news.
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China Renews Search For Second Black Box After Plane Crash
Search and rescue work in the wake of the China Eastern Airlines crash entered its fourth day as storm clouds retreated with efforts focusing on retrieving the second black box while the first was being decoded and analysed in Beijing.
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China Says Found Plane Crash Debris, Mostly Near Main Impact Point
China has found 183 pieces of debris from the China Eastern Airlines jet that crashed, including engine blades and turbine parts, with most of the wreckage in an area 30 metres around the main impact point, Chinese officials said on Thursday.
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Crashed China Plane's Black Box Located: Official
A black box from the crashed China Eastern airliner was recovered on Wednesday as investigators try to piece together what made a jet carrying 132 passengers nosedive into a mountainside in southern China.
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China Plane Was Travelling At Speed Of Sound As It Slammed Into Hill
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet that crashed Monday was traveling at close to the speed of sound in the moments before it slammed into a hillside, according to a Bloomberg News review of flight-track data.
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China Jet's Nosedive From 29,000 Feet Baffles Crash Specialists
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet was flying a normal route to Guangzhou when it suddenly nosed over at cruise altitude and dove.The crash feared killed all 132 people aboard the aircraft
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Wreckage Of Plane Crashed In China Found, Airline Grounds Jets
A Boeing Co. 737-800 NG plane operated by China Eastern Airlines Corp. crashed Monday in the southwestern Chinese region of Guangxi.
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India Puts Boeing 737 Fleets On "Enhanced Surveillance" After China Plane Crash
The DGCA has put the Boeing 737 fleets of Indian carriers on "enhanced surveillance" after a China Eastern Airlines aircraft of the same make crashed on Monday killing 132 people, its chief Arun Kumar said.
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China Plane Lost 26,000 Feet In Under 3 Minutes Before Crash
The China Eastern Airlines plane with 132 people on board that crashed in mountains in southern China on Monday reported a sudden loss of cruising altitude - nearly 26,000 feet under 3 minutes, according to online flight tracker FlightRadar24.
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Terrifying Video Shows China Plane Nosedive In Final Seconds
China Plane Crash: Shortly after a China Eastern passenger plane with 132 people on board crashed in the mountains of southern China this afternoon, videos showed burning wreckage on the hillside and thick smoke.
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Chinese Airline Resumes Boeing 737-800 Flights Weeks After Crash
China Eastern Airlines resumed flying Boeing 737-800 aircraft on Sunday, flight tracking data showed, just weeks after it grounded 223 planes over a crash that killed 132 people.
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China Plane Crash: US Investigators Head To Beijing For Boeing 737 Probe
A team of US investigators has departed for China to probe the causes of an airliner crash that killed all 132 people on a Boeing 737-800 operated by China Eastern Airlines on March 21, the National Transportation Safety Board announced on Friday.
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China Plane Crash: Most Search And Rescue Ops Completed, Officials Say
China has completed the main search and rescue work at site of a China Eastern Airlines crash that killed 132 people last week and plans to complete a preliminary report within 30 days of the event, an aviation official said on Thursday.
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Both Black Boxes Of Crashed China Plane Found. How They Will Be Handled.
Chinese authorities on Sunday recovered the second black box from a China Eastern Airlines jet that plunged into a mountainside last Monday with 132 people on board, state media reported.
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All 132 On Crashed China Plane Confirmed Dead
All 132 people aboard the plane that crashed into a mountainside in southern China on Monday are confirmed dead, state broadcaster CCTV reported.
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"We Have Nothing But Grief", Says Father Of China Plane Crash Victim
As recovery crews sifted through the mud at the China Eastern Airlines crash site, dozens of relatives of those on board flight MU5735 remained nearby in an anxious wait for further news.
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China Renews Search For Second Black Box After Plane Crash
Search and rescue work in the wake of the China Eastern Airlines crash entered its fourth day as storm clouds retreated with efforts focusing on retrieving the second black box while the first was being decoded and analysed in Beijing.
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China Says Found Plane Crash Debris, Mostly Near Main Impact Point
China has found 183 pieces of debris from the China Eastern Airlines jet that crashed, including engine blades and turbine parts, with most of the wreckage in an area 30 metres around the main impact point, Chinese officials said on Thursday.
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Crashed China Plane's Black Box Located: Official
A black box from the crashed China Eastern airliner was recovered on Wednesday as investigators try to piece together what made a jet carrying 132 passengers nosedive into a mountainside in southern China.
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China Plane Was Travelling At Speed Of Sound As It Slammed Into Hill
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet that crashed Monday was traveling at close to the speed of sound in the moments before it slammed into a hillside, according to a Bloomberg News review of flight-track data.
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China Jet's Nosedive From 29,000 Feet Baffles Crash Specialists
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet was flying a normal route to Guangzhou when it suddenly nosed over at cruise altitude and dove.The crash feared killed all 132 people aboard the aircraft
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Wreckage Of Plane Crashed In China Found, Airline Grounds Jets
A Boeing Co. 737-800 NG plane operated by China Eastern Airlines Corp. crashed Monday in the southwestern Chinese region of Guangxi.
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India Puts Boeing 737 Fleets On "Enhanced Surveillance" After China Plane Crash
The DGCA has put the Boeing 737 fleets of Indian carriers on "enhanced surveillance" after a China Eastern Airlines aircraft of the same make crashed on Monday killing 132 people, its chief Arun Kumar said.
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China Plane Lost 26,000 Feet In Under 3 Minutes Before Crash
The China Eastern Airlines plane with 132 people on board that crashed in mountains in southern China on Monday reported a sudden loss of cruising altitude - nearly 26,000 feet under 3 minutes, according to online flight tracker FlightRadar24.
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Terrifying Video Shows China Plane Nosedive In Final Seconds
China Plane Crash: Shortly after a China Eastern passenger plane with 132 people on board crashed in the mountains of southern China this afternoon, videos showed burning wreckage on the hillside and thick smoke.
