The pilot who crashed a plane into Beijing's tallest skyscraper suffered from insomnia and anxiety, officials said Thursday.

Footage posted to social media showed the dramatic moments as debris fell from the 109-story CITIC Tower.

An unexplained crash by a tiny plane into Beijing's tallest building and silence from regulators have cast a chilling effect on the low-altitude flights sector and uncovered ...

TAIPEI — A small aircraft crashed into Beijing’s tallest building on Friday, the global flight tracking service provider Flightradar24 confirmed, following witness accounts and evacuations in the city ...

Chinese authorities say a small plane that crashed into a building in Beijing killed the pilot and injured 13 people. The ...

A light aircraft crashing into one of Beijing's most prominent buildings has triggered questions that go far beyond aviation safety, exposing concerns over China's air defences, political ...

BEIJING, June 27 (Reuters) - A light aircraft crash into a high-rise building in Beijing's Chaoyang district on Friday killed one person and injured 13, the district government said on Saturday in a ...

The collision left holes on the side of the tower, but Beijing has scrubbed other visible traces of the incident.

The collision at the 109-story CITIC Tower last week raised questions about flight regulations in Beijing’s airspace. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The single-engine aircraft struck the upper floors of the CITIC Tower — also known as China Zun — and debris, shattered glass and parts of the aircraft rained onto the streets below.

Authorities say the two-seater light sport aircraft “collided with ⁠a high-rise building,” but the circumstances of the crash are still largely unknown.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China enforces some of the strictest security measures in the world in Beijing's airspace. Commercial flights often have to ta ...