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Taiwan / Plane Crash / Francis Interview #702136

CNN Evening News for Saturday, May 25, 2002
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(Studio: Catherine Callaway) The crash off the coast of Taiwan of a China Airlines jet reported; scenes shown of debris in the water. [In interview, former NTSB vice Chairman Robert FRANCIS - says the China Airlines crash is similar to the TWA Flight 800 crash; says the investigators will examine whether the crash is an accident or a criminal act; says recovering human remains will be important; says there is evidence that the plane exploded; says many aging airplanes are still safe to fly.]

Reporter(s):
Callaway, Catherine
Duration:
00:05:30

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