It has been a month since the China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 abruptly entered a nose dive and crashed, killing all 132 people on board—and investigators still don’t know why.
According to a statement released Wednesday by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), there were no issues uncovered in a review of the aircraft’s maintenance records, and the weather at the time of the accident does not appear to be a factor. In previous reports, the CAAC noted the flight crew appeared to be well-trained, and there were no issues there either.
