Chinese authorities say the 66-year-old pilot who flew a small plane into Beijing’s CITIC Tower on June 26 wrote in a diary about “ending his life,” citing “personal reasons” as the cause of the crash. Multiple outlets report that the Beijing Chaoyang district government’s investigation concluded the incident was linked to the pilot’s mental health and personal circumstances. Reports describe the pilot as having longstanding insomnia and anxiety, living alone, and being divorced, with diary entries containing multiple references to suicide. The crash occurred in Beijing’s Central Business District and involved an aircraft that local accounts describe as a light plane. Authorities say the crash injured 13 people and that the pilot died. Some coverage also notes public questions and concerns that remain among online observers, while the official position emphasizes that the cause was not attributed to external factors but to the pilot’s personal situation. Aviation safety discussions appear in some reporting, but the shared account across sources centers on the authorities’ findings and the diary details.
Beijing plane crash: officials say pilot wrote about ending his life
Chinese authorities say the 66-year-old pilot who flew a small plane into Beijing’s CITIC Tower on June 26 wrote in a diary about “ending his life,” citing “personal reasons” as the cause of the crash...
- Chinese authorities say the June 26 crash into Beijing’s CITIC Tower was due to “personal reasons.”
- Officials state the 66-year-old pilot wrote in a diary about “ending his life,” with multiple references to suicide.
- Reports say the pilot had mental health issues, including long-term insomnia and anxiety.
- The crash injured 13 people; the pilot died.
- The pilot is reported to have been divorced and living alone in Beijing.
Chinese authorities say the cause of the crash was "personal reasons" but internet users still have questions.
1 month agoChinese officials said on Thursday that the 66-year-old pilot who flew his plane into a Beijing skyscraper on June 26 wanted to commit suicide, according to entries in his diary. Thirteen other people were injured in the crash. The post China Claims Pilot Who Flew into Beijing’s Tallest Building Was Suicidal Divorcee appeared first on Breitbart.
1 month agoIn his diary, the govt said, Liu made multiple references to ‘ending his life’ and “had long suffered from insomnia and anxiety”. 
1 month agoThe pilot who flew a small plane into Beijing's tallest building wrote in his diary about “ending his life”, Chinese authorities said Thursday, aiming to end speculation swirling around an incident that raised concerns about aviation security in China's capital.
1 month agoAuthorities pointed to personal, not political, motivations after the 66-year-old flew his light aircraft into the Chinese capital’s tallest building.
1 month agoChinese authorities say the pilot who crashed a small plane into Beijing's tallest building wrote about “ending his life” in his diary
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