Chinese gov't panel briefs reporters on aircraft crash

Chinese gov't panel briefs reporters on aircraft crash

DALIAN, China - Members of a special Chinese government panel investigating the May 7 crash of a China Northern Airlines jetliner in Dalian, northeastern China, brief reporters May 9 in the city on the outcome of their probe into the case.

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