U.S. accident investigators have flown to China to help authorities there probe last month’s deadly crash of a Boeing jetliner.
The plane that crashed was not a 737 Max, a newer model that was temporarily grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
A Chinese aviation safety official said a preliminary investigation report would be completed within 30 days of the March 21 crash.
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