Editorji is a popular short video news and information platform based in India. It was founded in 2018 by Vikram Chandra, one of India’s leading journalists, and has risen to prominence in the digital news space in a relatively short span of time. The platform is primarily designed for mobile devices, with applications available for Android and iOS.

ABOUT US:

about us editorji

Latest Video News: Editorji provides the latest news video headlines, latest videos clip from India and the World. Get all breaking news videos on Entertainment, Business, Coronavirus, Elections, Politics and more.

Latest Video News, Breaking News, Bollywood, Political, Sports, Business News | Editorji

+91 11 4035 6666 / info@editorji.com
3rd floor, Plot B, Khasara no 360, Sultanpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
<a title="mail to us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Send Feedback</a>
<a title="Contact Us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Contact Us</a>

REACH US

Contact for any questions, suggestions, comments, feedback or advertisement on Editorji.com, we are always looking forward to hearing from you.

Contact Us for Feedback, Suggestions and Advertising 

Editorji content is better experienced in our app.

Investigation is underway to determine cause of the fatal plane crash in China's Guangxi region with 132 people onboard. 
Flight MU5735 from Kunming to Guangzhou went down without an emergency radio call from pilots, slamming into a forested hillside about 100 miles from its destination, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China. 
Over the week, rain and bad weather has hampered with search operations at the crash site, but investigating teams have found 2 black boxes among 183 other parts of the aircraft. The black boxes, which will contain flight data as well as the cockpit recorder, have been sent for analysis. 
Cockpit recorders which will contain the conversations between the pilots, which will aid in determining the exact cause of the crash. The hunt for the flight data recorder is ongoing.
Causes of the crash range from an equipment malfunction, to a weather-related event, to pilot illness or suicide, to a terrorist attack of some description. Nothing has been ruled out.
As investigators work on putting together the puzzle pieces,
here's what we know so far: 
1. Authorities have not ruled out a terrorist attack
According to reports, the aircraft did not report any technical snags and aviation authorities have confirmed that there were not weather issues or any other problems. Chinese investigators said air traffic controllers tried multiple times to reach pilots of the doomed jet after it tipped into the dive, but received no response to their calls. 
2. Pilots' illness or suicide
The pilots at the control of China Eastern Flight 5735 included one of China's most experienced commercial aviators and a much younger captain with a family pedigree, according to media reports in China. The captain had 6,709 hours in the 737 model, while the first co-pilot had a total of 31,769 flying hours, officials said at a briefing. The second co-pilot had 556 hours of flying hours experience. They all had good performance records and stable family conditions.
As per reports, investigating authorities have reason to believe that no communication from the pilots before the plane's steep descent could be because of poor mental health of one or both of the pilots. 
3. Chinese authorities have not yet declared the official cause 
A Bloomberg News review of Flightradar24 data showed the jet was flying well above normal speeds during the dive, possibly nearing the speed of sound. Aircraft such as the 737-800 are designed not to dive so aggressively, so some kind of aircraft failure or pilot action would be required to keep its nose pointed down for so long. 
China Eastern said it is carrying out a comprehensive investigation into the crash. A spokesman said the plane was brought into the fleet in June 2015, its maintenance followed a strict plan and its technical condition was normal and stable. The airline grounded all its Boeing 737-800 jets from Tuesday but has since emphasised that the move does not necessarily mean there are any safety issues with that type of aircraft.
China's Vice Premier Liu He has been tasked with overseeing the investigation, which will be carried out by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. Authorities will work alongside a senior investigator from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board and representatives from Boeing and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

China Plane Crash: Multiple theories about the fatal Boeing 737 crash 

Investigation is underway to determine cause of the fatal plane crash in China that was ferrying 132 people

((USE DIFFERENT CAPTIONS AND REPLACE BED MUSIC WITH SOMETHING ELSE))
((PTI IMAGES OF FLIGHT CRASH FROM 21st MARCH - 25th MARCH))&nbsp;
VO:&nbsp;Investigation is underway to determine cause of the fatal plane crash in China's Guangxi&nbsp;region with 132 people on board.&nbsp;
Flight MU5735 from Kunming to Guangzhou went down without an emergency radio call from pilots, slamming into a forested hillside about 100 miles from its destination, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China.&nbsp;
((INVESTIGATION PTI&nbsp;IMAGES 22nd MARCH
SEARCH OPERATIONS WITH PEOPLE IN RAIN COATS AT CRASH SITE))
Over the week, rain and bad weather has hampered the search operations at the crash site, but investigating teams have found 2 black boxes among 183 other parts of the aircraft.
Possible reasons for&nbsp;the crash range from an equipment malfunction, to a weather-related event, to pilot illness or suicide, to a terrorist attack of some description. Nothing has been ruled out yet.
As investigators work on putting together the puzzle pieces,
here are the different causes of the crash that have been propounded so far:&nbsp;
((TEXT PLATE: Authorities have not ruled out a terrorist attack))
VO: According to reports, the aircraft did not report any technical snags and aviation authorities have confirmed that there were no weather issues or any other problems. Chinese investigators said air traffic controllers tried to reach pilots of the doomed jet multiple times after it tipped into the dive, but received no response.&nbsp;
((TEXT&nbsp;PLATE:&nbsp;Pilots' illness or suicide))
VO: The pilots at the control of China Eastern Flight 5735 included one of China's most experienced commercial aviators and a much younger captain with a family pedigree, according to media reports in China.
As per the reports, investigating authorities have reason to believe that no communication from the pilots before the plane's steep descent could be because of poor mental health of one or all the pilots.&nbsp;
((TEXT PLATE:&nbsp;Chinese authorities have not yet declared the official cause))
((FLIGHT DIVE VIDEO))
VO:&nbsp;A Bloomberg News review of Flightradar24 data showed the jet was flying well above normal speeds during the dive.&nbsp;Aircraft such as the 737-800 are designed not to dive so aggressively, so some kind of aircraft failure or pilot action would be required to keep its nose pointed down for so long.&nbsp;
China's Vice Premier Liu He has been tasked with overseeing the investigation, which will be carried out by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. Authorities will work alongside a senior investigator from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board and representatives from Boeing and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.

Investigation is underway to determine cause of the fatal crash in China that was ferrying 132 people

Investigation is underway to determine cause of the fatal plane crash in China's Guangxi&nbsp;region with 132 people on board.&nbsp;
Flight MU5735 from Kunming to Guangzhou went down without an emergency radio call from pilots, slamming into a forested hillside about 100 miles from its destination, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China.&nbsp;
Over the week, rain and bad weather has hampered with search operations at the crash site, but investigating teams have found two black boxes among 183 other parts of the aircraft. The black boxes, which contain flight data as well as the cockpit recorder, have been sent for analysis.&nbsp;
Cockpit recorders which contain the conversations between the pilots, will aid in determining the exact cause of the crash.&nbsp;The hunt for the flight data recorder is still&nbsp;on.
Speculation about the cause&nbsp;of the crash range from equipment malfunction, to a weather-related event, to pilot illness or suicide, to a terrorist attack of some description. Nothing has been ruled out yet.
As investigators work on putting together the puzzle pieces,
here are the different possible causes of the crash that have been propounded so far:&nbsp;
1. Terrorist attack
According to reports, the aircraft did not report any technical snags and aviation authorities have confirmed that there were no weather issues or any other problems. Chinese investigators said air traffic controllers tried to reach pilots of the doomed jet multiple times after it tipped into a dive, but received no response.&nbsp;
Also Watch|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-crash-boeing-in-trouble-again-after-earlier-737-max-controversy-1647943773140" target="_blank">China crash: Boeing in trouble again after earlier 737 MAX controversy?</a>
2. Pilots' illness or suicide
The pilots at the control of China Eastern Flight 5735 included one of China's most experienced commercial aviators and a much younger captain with a family pedigree, according to media reports in China. The captain had logged 6,709 hours in the 737 model, while the first co-pilot had a total of 31,769 flying hours, officials said at a briefing. The second co-pilot had 556 hours of flying hours experience. They all had good performance records and stable family conditions.
As per reports, investigating authorities have reason to believe that no communication from the pilots before the plane's steep descent could be because of poor mental health of one or all the pilots.&nbsp;
3. Chinese authorities have not yet declared the official cause&nbsp;
A Bloomberg News review of Flightradar24 data showed the jet was flying well above normal speeds during the dive, possibly nearing the speed of sound.&nbsp;Aircraft such as the 737-800 are designed not to dive so aggressively, so some kind of aircraft failure or pilot action would be required to keep its nose pointed down for so long.&nbsp;
China Eastern said it is carrying out a comprehensive investigation into the crash. A spokesman said the plane was brought into the fleet in June 2015, its maintenance followed a strict plan and its technical condition was normal and stable. The airline grounded all its Boeing 737-800 jets from Tuesday but has since emphasised that the move does not necessarily mean there are any safety issues with that type of aircraft.
China's Vice Premier Liu He has been tasked with overseeing the investigation, which will be carried out by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. Authorities will work alongside a senior investigator from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board and representatives from Boeing and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.
Also Watch|&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/after-china-plane-crash-indian-authorities-issue-alert-for-airlines-1647872941541" target="_blank">After China plane crash, India issues alert; airlines' Boeing 737s under 'enhanced surveillance'</a>

No survivors have been found as the search continued Tuesday of the scattered wreckage of a China Eastern plane carrying 132 people that crashed a day earlier in a forested mountainous area in China's worst air disaster in a decade.
“Wreckage of the plane was found at the scene, but up until now, none of those aboard the plane with whom contact was lost have been found," state broadcaster CCTV said Tuesday morning, more than 18 hours after the crash.
The Boeing 737-800 crashed near the city of Wuzhou in the Guangxi region while flying from Kunming in the southwestern province of Yunnan to the industrial center of Guangzhou along the east coast. It ignited a fire big enough to be seen on NASA satellite images.
China Eastern Flight 5735 was traveling 455 knots (523 mph, 842 kph) at around 29,000 feet when it entered a steep and fast dive around 2:20 p.m. local time, according to data from flight-tracking website FlightRadar24.com. The plane plunged to 7,400 feet before briefly regaining about 1,200 feel in altitude, then dove again. The plane stopped transmitting data 96 seconds after starting to fall.
The plane was carrying 123 passengers and nine crew members, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said. It was about an hour into the flight, and nearing the point at which it would begin descending into Guangzhou, when it pitched downward.

No survivors found in crash of Chinese airliner: state media

No survivors have been found as the search continued Tuesday of the scattered wreckage of a China Eastern plane carrying 132 people that crashed on Monday

No survivors have been found as the search continued Tuesday of the scattered wreckage of a China Eastern plane carrying 132 people that crashed a day earlier in a forested mountainous area in China's worst air disaster in a decade.
The Boeing 737-800 crashed near the city of Wuzhou&nbsp;while flying from Kunming in the southwestern province of Yunnan to the industrial center of Guangzhou. It ignited a fire big enough to be seen on NASA satellite images.
China Eastern Flight 5735 was traveling 455 knots or 842 kph at around 29,000 feet when it entered a steep and fast dive, according to data from flight-tracking website FlightRadar24.com. The plane plunged to 7,400 feet before briefly regaining about 1,200 feet in altitude, then dove again. The plane stopped transmitting data 96 seconds after starting to fall.
The plane was carrying 123 passengers and nine crew members, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said. It was about an hour into the flight, and nearing the point at which it would begin descending into Guangzhou, when it pitched downward.

The plane was carrying 123 passengers and nine crew members

No survivors have been found as the search continued Tuesday of the scattered wreckage of a China Eastern plane carrying 132 people that crashed a day earlier in a forested mountainous area in China's worst air disaster in a decade.
&ldquo;Wreckage of the plane was found at the scene, but up until now, none of those aboard the plane with whom contact was lost have been found," state broadcaster CCTV said Tuesday morning, more than 18 hours after the crash.
The Boeing 737-800 crashed near the city of Wuzhou in the Guangxi region while flying from Kunming in the southwestern province of Yunnan to the industrial center of Guangzhou along the east coast. It ignited a fire big enough to be seen on NASA satellite images.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/after-china-plane-crash-indian-authorities-issue-alert-for-airlines-1647872941541" target="_blank">After China plane crash, India issues alert; airlines' Boeing 737s under 'enhanced surveillance'</a>
China Eastern Flight 5735 was traveling 455 knots (523 mph, 842 kph) at around 29,000 feet when it entered a steep and fast dive around 2:20 p.m. local time, according to data from flight-tracking website FlightRadar24.com. The plane plunged to 7,400 feet before briefly regaining about 1,200 feel in altitude, then dove again. The plane stopped transmitting data 96 seconds after starting to fall.
The plane was carrying 123 passengers and nine crew members, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said. It was about an hour into the flight, and nearing the point at which it would begin descending into Guangzhou, when it pitched downward.

china plane crash

Categories