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Passenger: 'We just jumped off' plane
CNN's Wolf Blitzer talks to a passenger of the Boeing 777 plane that crashed at the San Francisco airport. RELATED STORY: Crew, aircraft focus in Asiana crash, NTSB chair says
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NTSB head: There's so much we don't know
Wolf Blitzer talks with NTSB Chairman Deborah Hersman about the status of the investigation into the Asiana plane crash. RELATED STORY: Asiana Flight 214 was traveling slower than recommended on landing
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Speed may be a factor in Asiana crash
Evidence suggests Asiana Flight 214 might have been flying too slow to land safely at San Francisco's airport Saturday. RELATED STORY: Asiana Flight 214 was traveling slower than recommended on landing
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NTSB: Pilot halfway through 777 training
The NTSB chairman describes the experience of the pilots in the Boeing 777 that crashed in San Francisco. RELATED STORY: NTSB: Asiana jet pilot was halfway through training to fly Boeing 777
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See textbook landing at SFO from cockpit
CNN's Paul Vercammen flies with a professional pilot to illustrate a typical approach to the San Francisco airport. RELATED STORY: NTSB urges caution on apportioning blame in Asiana crash
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NTSB chief's surprising background
National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Deborah Hersman is the face of the investigation into the crash of Asiana Flight 214. She’s a wife, a mother of three and a triathlete. Hersman has also...
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Third Asiana 214 crash victim dies
Authorities say a minor who had been in critical condition after a Boeing 777 crashed in San Francisco has died. RELATED STORY: Asiana to proceed with TV station suit, but NTSB is off the hook
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New details of Asiana flight's final seconds
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board have released new video and surveillance recordings that prove the plane's tail hit a sea-wall and raise questions about pilot automation....
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$500K fine for Asiana Airlines
The U.S. government is fining Asiana Airlines $500,000 for their inadequate response time to family members of the crash victims after last July's accident.
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