Coverage dated April 1, 2022

US investigators fly to China to aid in plane crash probe

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U.S. accident investigators have arrived in China to help authorities look for clues into what caused last month’s crash of a Boeing jetliner with 132 people aboard. The Civil Aviation

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    U.S. accident investigators have arrived in China to help authorities look for clues into what caused last month’s crash of a Boeing jetliner with 132 people aboard. The Civil Aviation

  2. Triblive

    U.S. investigators fly to China to aid in plane crash probe (opens Triblive)

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    BEIJING — U.S. accident investigators arrived in China on Saturday to help authorities look for clues into what caused last month’s crash of a Boeing jetliner with 132 people aboard. The seven-member team from the National Transportation Safety Board will participate in the Civil Aviation Administra…

  3. PBS NewsHour

    U.S. investigators head to China to aid in plane crash probe (opens PBS NewsHour)

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    The seven-member team from the National Transportation Safety Board will participate in the Civil Aviation Administration of China’s investigation of the March 21 crash of a China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 because the aircraft was manufactured in the U.S.

  4. Insider

    US investigators are helping Chinese authorities investigate crash of Boeing jetliner that killed 132 people on board (opens Insider)

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    China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735, a Boeing 737-800 crashed in Guangxi, southern China on March 21. US investigators are helping because the plane was made in the US.

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