Crash landing in San Francisco

Crash landing in San Francisco

SEOUL, South Korea - An employee of Asiana Airlines Inc. speaks to reporters in Seoul on July 7, 2013, after the crash landing of a flight from Seoul at San Francisco International Airport on July 6 local time, in which two passengers died.

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