Hero's welcome for spy plane crew

The crew of the US spy plane have received a hero's welcome after finally landing on home soil.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2001 - 18:55

The crew of the US spy plane have received a hero's welcome after finally landing on home soil.

The 21 men and 3 women were held for 12 days in China before touching down in Hawaii.

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