Plane crash in China: no survivors found at this stage, according to civil aviation

The device was pulverized Monday by crashing near the city of Wuzhou, in the autonomous region of Guangxi (China). Article written by Published on 03/22/2022 15:16 Updated on 03/22/2022 15:19 Reading time: 1 min. The aircraft was carrying 123 passengers and nine crew members. No survivors have been “so far” found after the crash of a Boeing-737 that crashed in southern China, a senior civil aviation official said on Tuesday (March 22nd). The aircraft was sprayed on Monday when it crashed near the city of Wuzhou in the Guangxi Autonomous Region. China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735 took off shortly after 1 p.m. local time (6 a.m. in Paris) from the metropolis of Kunming (southwest) and was destined for Canton (south), some 1,300 km away. Civil Aviation Authority of China (CAAC) security director Zhu Tao said the black boxes have not yet been found, but searches are continuing to try to locate them. “Given that the investigation has just started, we are unable to form a clear opinion on the causes of the accident based on the information we have,” he said. Share: Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share by email Share link