Asiana Airlines admits pilot error was a factor in the Flight 214 crash
Last July's crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 was the first commercial air crash in the U.S. in more than four years. Three people died and more than 180 others were injured. The investigation isn’t over, and in newly filed documents Asiana admits that pilot error was partly to blame for the crash.
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911 calls from Asiana Flight 214
"We just got in a plane crash, and there are a bunch of people who need help and there is not enough medics out here." 911 calls released after the Boeing 777 crashed at San Francisco airport reveal chaotic aftermath. Plus, take a look inside the damaged plane. Dan Simon reports.
How Asiana Flight 214 landed
Gary Tuchman co-pilots a flight simulator to show what may have happened when the 777 crashed at San Francisco's airport.
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New details about Boeing 777 crew
After pilot interviews and a review of flight recorders, new details emerge about the crash of Asiana flight 214.
Sullenberger: Probe could take year
Former US Airways pilot Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger gives his expert analysis about the Boeing 777 crash.
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New details emerge in plane crash
Dan Simon reports on the latest developments as investigators reconstruct Asiana Flight 214.
Asiana Crash: Rescuing the survivors
First responders who rescued several passengers from the wreckage of Asiana Flight 214 recall the chaotic aftermath.
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New video shows plane crash aftermath
New video shows smoke after Asiana Flight 214 crash landed in San Francisco.
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