HONG KONG — The plane that crashed Wednesday into a river in Taiwan’s capital, killing at least 35 people, was having problems with both of its engines before the crash, Taiwan’s Aviation Safety Council said Friday.
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It was second deadly crash in less than seven months for TransAsia Airways, Taiwan’s third largest airline. An ATR-72-500 hit a building while landing in stormy weather on an outlying island in July 2014, killing 48 people.
