Investigators study wreckage

Investigators were last night studying the wreckage of a packed passenger jet to find out why it crashed into a New York neighbourhood with the feared loss of over 250 lives.

Mon, 12 Nov, 2001 - 23:48

Investigators were last night studying the wreckage of a packed passenger jet to find out why it crashed into a New York neighbourhood with the feared loss of over 250 lives.

The American Airlines air bus A300 nose-dived into the borough of Queens less than 10 miles from John F Kennedy airport.

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