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A National Transportation Safety Board official says a Spirit Airlines jet bound for Atlanta sustained an engine failure before safely returning to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
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According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the pilots in the Asiana Airlines crash are blaming mechanical problems.
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Prosecutors will decide in two weeks whether charges are warranted in the death of an Asiana Airlines crash victim.
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Investigators have forwarded the Asiana passenger death case to the district attorney for possible charges against the firefighter at the wheel.
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Federal officials are reviewing whether Asiana Airlines failed to meetobligations to help the families after the crash at SFO.
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There's no word on injuries or fatalities in the crash of a UPS cargo plane near an airport in Birmingham, Alabama
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The fire chief in Birmingham, Alabama says the pilot and co-pilot of a large UPS cargo plane were both killed when the jet crashed.
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The pilot and co-pilot of a large UPS cargo plane were both killed when the jet crashed in Alabama.
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According to a report, survivors of the deadly Asiana plane crash at SFO last month will be offered compensation by the airline.
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A dozen victims of the Asiana plane crash at SFO have filed a lawsuit against both the airline and Boeing.
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A dozen victims of the Asiana plane crash at SFO have filed a lawsuit against both the airline and Boeing.
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Asiana Airlines is retiring Flight 214 starting next Monday. The former flight between Seoul and SFO will become Flight 212.
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The Korean Consulate General sponsored a tribute for first responders who took action after Asiana Flight 214 crashed.
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The Korean Consulate General sponsored a tribute for first responders who took action after Asiana Flight 214 crashed.
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ABC7 News uncovered a secret new landing rule for international flights at SFO that airline officials did not want to talk about.
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Federal aviation officials are advising all foreign airlines this morning to start using a GPS system when landing at SFO.
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SF Mayor Lee and the Chinese Consul General were among those who attended a memorial service for victims of the Asiana crash.
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New details about what that lead to the death of the girl run over by a fire truck after the Asiana crash.
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A Palo Alto man died and his wife was injured in a plane accident after taking from the Lake Tahoe Airport Monday morning.
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In the wake of the Asiana Airlines crash, the FAA is changing the way some pilots fly into San Francisco International Airport.
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The I-Team has new details about what that lead to the death of the girl run over by a fire truck after the Asiana crash.
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ABC7 News has learned that the families of the three girls who died in the Asiana crash at SFO are heading back home to China.
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Two people were killed when an Asiana Airlines flight crashed at San Francisco International Airport late Saturday morning. 182 passengers were transported to area hospitals. All passengers have been accounted for.
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A Palo Alto man died and his wife was injured in a plane accident after taking from the Lake Tahoe Airport Monday morning.
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Three people were injured when the nose gear of a Southwest Airlines 737 collapsed upon landing at LaGuardia Airport Monday.
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Three people were injured when the nose gear of a Southwest Airlines 737 collapsed upon landing at LaGuardia Airport Monday.
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A coroner confirmed a teenager in the Asiana Airlines crash was killed when she was struck by a vehicle at the scene.
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A coroner confirmed a teenager in the Asiana Airlines crash was killed when she was struck by a vehicle at the scene.
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A Monterey-area mother and son who were injured in the July 6 Asiana Airlines at San Francisco International Airport have sued the airline in federal court in San Francisco.
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A blood drive at San Francisco International Airport hopes to replenish supplies after the Asiana 214 crash.
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A blood drive at San Francisco International Airport hopes to replenish supplies after the Asiana 214 crash.
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SFO and local blood banks will be holding a blood drive Monday to help passengers and crewmembers of Asiana Flight 214.
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A vigil held by a local Buddhist group near SFO was attended by the parents of the first two teens killed in the Asiana plane crash.
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Hospital officials say a girl on the Asiana Airlines flight has died from her injuries, becoming the third casualty of the SFO crash.
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A vigil held by a local Buddhist group near SFO was attended by the parents of the first two teens killed in the Asiana plane crash.
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At SFO Runway 28L has finally returned to full operation after Saturday's Asiana crash happened.
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Hospital officials say a girl on the Asiana Airlines flight has died from her injuries, becoming the third casualty of the SFO crash.
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SF police have confirmed one of the girls killed in the Asiana crash was run over by a truck, but the cause of death remains unknown.
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The runway at San Francisco International Airport where Asiana Airlines Flight 214 crash landed over the weekend has reopened.
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San Francisco police have confirmed that a teen girl who died in the Asiana Airlines crash at SFO was struck by a fire truck.
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Overnight, thick smoke could be seen from site of the Asiana Airlines plane wreckage at San Francisco International Airport.
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The NTSB says two pilots called for the landing of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 to be aborted seconds before the plane crashed.
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Thursday night Rep. Jackie Speier, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Mayor Ed Lee, and the SF fire chief visited the crash site.
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A large section of the Asiana Flight 214 wreckage was removed Thursday night from the SFO runway.
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Wendell Hom says he didn't hesitate when he was given the chance to go back to the site of the crash.
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Wendell Hom says he didn't hesitate when he was given the chance to go back to the site of the crash.
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The NTSB says passengers in plane crashes like Asiana Flight 214 are more likely to survive today than in air disasters years ago.
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The NTSB says passengers in plane crashes like Asiana Flight 214 are more likely to survive today than in air disasters years ago.
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Airport officials are hopeful they can have the runway back open in a matter of days.
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Investigators have found no evidence of mechanical problems with Asiana Flight 214.
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