At least 10 people were injured after an Asiana Airlines flight crashed while landing at San Francisco International Airport, according to statements from local hospital.
San Francisco General Hospital said in a statement that it was treating 10 victims of the airline crash. The hospital said six patients are female, four male, and of the 10 admitted, eight are adults and two are children. All of the patients are in critical condition.
It was not immediately clear how many of the 292 passengers or 16 crew members were injured in the crash.
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Laura Brown says Flight 214 was coming from Seoul, South Korea and was supposed to land on runway 28 left at San Francisco International Airport at 11:26 PDT.
She said the sequence of events was still unclear, but it appeared the plane landed and then crashed.
San Francisco General Hospital said in a statement that it was treating 10 victims of the airline crash. The hospital said six patients are female, four male, and of the 10 admitted, eight are adults and two are children. All of the patients are in critical condition.
It was not immediately clear how many of the 292 passengers or 16 crew members were injured in the crash.
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Laura Brown says Flight 214 was coming from Seoul, South Korea and was supposed to land on runway 28 left at San Francisco International Airport at 11:26 PDT.
She said the sequence of events was still unclear, but it appeared the plane landed and then crashed.