Carrier Says Evidence Points to Wind Shear in MD-11 Crash China Airlines (CAL) is refusing to accept the official government conclusion that pilot error caused the crash of an MD-11 B-150 at Hong Kong's new Chek Lap Kok Airport (CLC) on Aug. 22, 1999. Instead, the carrier claims there is new factual information proving that wind shear or a "microburst" at the last moment caused the aircraft to land hard, flip over and kill three on board. The Hong Kong…
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