Spy plane pilot says no apology necessary

The pilot of the US spy plane involved in the spy plane dispute in China says his crew has no reason to apologise to the Chinese.

Spy plane pilot says no apology necessary
Sun, 15 Apr, 2001 - 10:21

The pilot of the US spy plane involved in the spy plane dispute in China says his crew has no reason to apologise to the Chinese.

The US plane made an emergency landing on a Chinese island after a collision with a Chinese fighter jet.

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