Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Chinese officials have released their official explanation for the small plane that struck Beijing's tallest skyscraper last month — but it doesn't answer the bigger question of how the aircraft got into some of the most tightly restricted airspace in the country. We walk through what's confirmed, what's still murky, and why a public-security statement isn't the same as an aviation investigation.
Chinese officials have released their official explanation for the small plane that struck Beijing's tallest skyscraper last month — but it doesn't answer the bigger question of how the aircraft got into some of the most tightly restricted airspace in the country. We walk through what's confirmed, what's still murky, and why a public-security statement isn't the same as an aviation investigation.
