Officials now say they have accounted for all of the
307 people on board an Asiana Airlines flight from Seoul, South Korea, that
crashed while landing at San Francisco International Airport on Saturday,
killing at least two people. The crash left the runway littered with debris,
and forced passengers to jump down the emergency inflatable slides to safety.
In the moments before Asiana Airline Flight 214
crashed while landing at San Francisco's airport, the plane was going too
slowly and tried to abort landing, an NTSB official said Sunday. The plane had an
excellent air safety record.
While it may be some time before an official
conclusion about the cause of the crash is released, there are already many
clues about what may have went wrong. Among the evidence collected by officials
in the aftermath of the crash is the plane's cockpit voice recorder, currently
being analyzed in Washington, D.C.
A top aviation chief claims the large number of
survivors had to do with the "structural integrity of the aircraft” and clearly
when it finally stopped, the ability to get these people off, the training that
the flight attendants actually displayed. We say, it’s clearly a MIRACLE.
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