The National Transportation Safety Board is scheduled to hold a 2:30 p.m. ET news conference today on the fatal crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214.
Two people died when the Boeing 777 crashed Saturday in San Francisco, although investigators say one of the victims may have been run over by an emergency vehicle.
Flight 214, with 307 people on board, originated in Shanghai, China, and stopped in Seoul, South Korea. It was preparing to land when the rear of the plane struck the edge of the runway, severing the tail. Most passengers were able to escape before the plane erupted in smoke and flames.
Investigators said Monday they were focusing on the crew and the aircraft itself in trying to determine what happened.
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