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Taiwan Acquits Two Over Deadly 2014 Transasia Crash
Two air traffic control officers accused of causing a plane crash in Taiwan that killed 49 people in 2014, the island's worst air disaster for a decade, were acquitted Friday.
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TransAsia Plane Lands in Taiwan With 1 Engine
A TransAsia Airways plane with 26 people on board landed with only one of its two engines today, as the Taiwanese airline faces persistent questions over its safety record after two fatal crashes since July last year.
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TransAsia Offers $470,000 Compensation to Crash Families
Taiwan's TransAsia Airways announced today that it would pay nearly half a million dollars in compensation to relatives of each of the victims of a dramatic plane crash earlier this month.
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TransAsia Pilots Face Test on Dealing with Engine Failure
Pilots at Taiwan's TransAsia Airways are being tested on how they handle an engine failure and subsequent emergency, days after the fatal crash of one of the airline's ATR 72-600s, an official from the country's aviation regulator said.
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After 2 Deadlly Crashes, an Airline Retrains its Pilots
TransAsia Airways on Saturday started the first day of a programme to retrain its pilots after its second deadly crash in seven months, as rescuers retrieved three more bodies from the drowned plane.
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Taiwan Airline Sorry for Crash as Relatives Blast Chairman
Taiwan's TransAsia Airways ran an apology on the front pages of five major newspapers on Friday, pledging to shoulder the "utmost responsibility" after 48 people died when one of its planes crashed in stormy weather.
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Leaders of Taiwan, China Offer Condolences for 48 Dead in Plane Crash
The leaders of rivals China and Taiwan expressed condolences on Thursday for victims of a TransAsia Airways turboprop plane that crashed during a thunderstorm the previous day killing 48 people including two French nationals.
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TransAsia Airways Plane Crashes While Landing in Taiwan, Killing 48
A plane attempting to land in stormy weather crashed on a small Taiwanese island late Wednesday, killing 48 people and wrecking houses and cars on the ground.
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Taiwan Acquits Two Over Deadly 2014 Transasia Crash
Two air traffic control officers accused of causing a plane crash in Taiwan that killed 49 people in 2014, the island's worst air disaster for a decade, were acquitted Friday.
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TransAsia Plane Lands in Taiwan With 1 Engine
A TransAsia Airways plane with 26 people on board landed with only one of its two engines today, as the Taiwanese airline faces persistent questions over its safety record after two fatal crashes since July last year.
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TransAsia Offers $470,000 Compensation to Crash Families
Taiwan's TransAsia Airways announced today that it would pay nearly half a million dollars in compensation to relatives of each of the victims of a dramatic plane crash earlier this month.
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TransAsia Pilots Face Test on Dealing with Engine Failure
Pilots at Taiwan's TransAsia Airways are being tested on how they handle an engine failure and subsequent emergency, days after the fatal crash of one of the airline's ATR 72-600s, an official from the country's aviation regulator said.
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After 2 Deadlly Crashes, an Airline Retrains its Pilots
TransAsia Airways on Saturday started the first day of a programme to retrain its pilots after its second deadly crash in seven months, as rescuers retrieved three more bodies from the drowned plane.
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Taiwan Airline Sorry for Crash as Relatives Blast Chairman
Taiwan's TransAsia Airways ran an apology on the front pages of five major newspapers on Friday, pledging to shoulder the "utmost responsibility" after 48 people died when one of its planes crashed in stormy weather.
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Leaders of Taiwan, China Offer Condolences for 48 Dead in Plane Crash
The leaders of rivals China and Taiwan expressed condolences on Thursday for victims of a TransAsia Airways turboprop plane that crashed during a thunderstorm the previous day killing 48 people including two French nationals.
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TransAsia Airways Plane Crashes While Landing in Taiwan, Killing 48
A plane attempting to land in stormy weather crashed on a small Taiwanese island late Wednesday, killing 48 people and wrecking houses and cars on the ground.
