Retracted Landing Gear Cited
Investigators are focusing on a possible breakdown in cockpit procedures on board a China Airlines A300-622R that crashed at Taipei's Chang Kai Shek airport as the crew apparently attempted a go-around because of retracted landing gear. All 182 passengers and 15 crew died in the Feb. 16 crash, which...
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