Asiana meets press after plane skids off runway in Hiroshima

Akiyoshi Yamamura, vice president of Asiana Airlines, speaks at a press conference at Hiroshima Airport on April 16, 2015, after an Asiana-operated flight from Seoul skidded off the runway at the Japanese airport two days earlier. More than 20 passengers on the plane were injured in the incident. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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