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Asiana Airlines says it will sue TV station after pilot name gaffe
Asiana Airlines said on Monday it will sue a TV station that incorrectly reported racially offensive names of four pilots onboard the flight that crash-landed in early July at San Francisco International Airport.
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US National Transportation Safety Board apologises for gaffe over derogatory Asiana pilot names
The National Transportation Safety Board apologised on Friday after an intern mistakenly confirmed to a local television station racially offensive fake names for the pilots of an Asiana flight that crashed in San Francisco.
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Asiana Airlines crash: Pilot was still in Boeing 777 training
The pilot of the Asiana plane that crashed at San Francisco International Airport was still in training for the Boeing 777 when he attempted to land the aircraft under supervision on Saturday, the South Korean airline said.
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San Francisco crash further tarnishes Asiana Airlines' safety record
Asiana Airlines, the South Korean carrier whose Boeing 777 crashed while landing at San Francisco airport on Saturday, had been trying to clean up a tarnished safety record that included two other fatal crashes in its 25-year history.
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Asiana Airlines says it will sue TV station after pilot name gaffe
Asiana Airlines said on Monday it will sue a TV station that incorrectly reported racially offensive names of four pilots onboard the flight that crash-landed in early July at San Francisco International Airport.
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US National Transportation Safety Board apologises for gaffe over derogatory Asiana pilot names
The National Transportation Safety Board apologised on Friday after an intern mistakenly confirmed to a local television station racially offensive fake names for the pilots of an Asiana flight that crashed in San Francisco.
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Asiana Airlines crash: Pilot was still in Boeing 777 training
The pilot of the Asiana plane that crashed at San Francisco International Airport was still in training for the Boeing 777 when he attempted to land the aircraft under supervision on Saturday, the South Korean airline said.
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San Francisco crash further tarnishes Asiana Airlines' safety record
Asiana Airlines, the South Korean carrier whose Boeing 777 crashed while landing at San Francisco airport on Saturday, had been trying to clean up a tarnished safety record that included two other fatal crashes in its 25-year history.
