China: No survivors in plane crash with 132 aboard

Details: The plane, which was a 6-year-old Boeing 737-800, was flying at 29,000 feet on Monday when it nosedived into a mountainous area in southern China’s Guangxi region.

• The flight, MU 5735, had departed from Kunming en route to Guangzhou and was scheduled to begin its descent to its destination shortly before the crash.
• China Eastern, one of the country’s four major airlines, has grounded 223 of the planes, according to the AP. Officials said the step was taken as a precaution.
• Rescue workers have continued to comb the site for remains and a second black box with flight data that could offer clues to what went wrong.

The big picture: China's last major aviation disaster was in 2010, when at least 42 people were killed after a plane overshot the runway at Yichun City's airport.