NTSB, FAA Teams To Assist With Air China Crash Investigation

WD April 17, 2002
A team of five investigators from NTSB will assist the South Korean government in its investigations of the Air China Boeing 767-200ER accident in Pusan Monday. An FAA team is also en route, while a Boeing team arrived late yesterday. They will join a team of 50 air transport and civil aviation...

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