NTSB investigators meet on Tuesday to determine the cause of the Asiana Flight 214 crash in San Francisco in 2013.

Asiana Airlines acknowledged for the first time that the "probable cause" of the fatal crash in San Francisco last July was its pilot flying too slow, according to documents federal investigators ...

Asiana Airlines Inc., South Korea's second-largest airline after Korean Airlines, was established in Feb. 1988. As of Dec. 2012, the airline's fleet included 79 aircraft.

Newly released video suggests emergency workers saw the injured body of an Asiana Airlines plane crash victim before she was fatally run over by a fire truck ...

June 24, 2014 -- Asiana Airlines pilots mismanaged a confusing auto-pilot system, causing the jetliner to crash and kill three people at San Francisco International Airport last year, federal ...

NTSB: Too Much Technology, Too Little Training Caused Asiana Crash : The Two-Way The National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the crash of Flight 214 last year in San Francisco was due ...

Asiana flight attendant hailed a hero 00:17 Asiana Airlines crash in San Francisco 38 photos. While officials on Tuesday didn't explain fully why the plane approached the notoriously difficult ...

WASHINGTON — Pilot mismanagement and confusion caused Asiana Flight 214 to crash in San Francisco last year, federal accident investigators concluded Tuesday. The National Transportation Safety ...

Asiana Airlines will likely end up paying hundreds of millions of dollars to passengers of its flight that crashed in San Francisco on Saturday, according to a leading aviation law expert.

Under U.S. law, Asiana was required to provide a range of services to family members of the 291 passengers, from the prompt posting of a toll-free number to gather and distribute information, to ...

Asiana creditors, including state-run lender Korea Development Bank, have been looking for a new owner for the debt-laden carrier for several years. Korean Air agreed to acquire Asiana in 2020.