Multiple outlets report new information related to the 2022 crash of China Eastern Airlines Flight 5735, in which all 132 people on board died. The Daily Mail and The Mirror both reference allegations that Chinese authorities handled the investigation in a way that “covered up” the cause of the crash. The claims center on whether the crash was the result of deliberate action by the pilots rather than an accident. According to the Daily Mail, fresh details described as coming from data linked to the US National Transportation Safety Board suggest the cockpit involved a dispute over aircraft controls after engines were switched off. The Mirror similarly reports that officials and commentators have said the crash was caused by deliberate pilot error that led the aircraft into mountainous terrain. Across the reports, the key points are the total fatalities, the focus on the timing and management of engine status, and the disputed interpretation of pilot actions. The articles characterize the situation as involving questions about transparency and the true circumstances leading to the crash, while citing NTSB-linked findings and official claims of deliberate pilot error.