Update | Pilot jailed over China air crash disaster
The captain of a plane that crashed in Heilongjiang province four years ago, killing 44 people, has been jailed for three years.

The captain of a plane that crashed in Heilongjiang province four years ago, killing 44 people, has been jailed for three years.
It is the first time on the mainland that a pilot has been convicted of causing a major air accident, the China News Service said.
Qi Quanjun was the captain of the Henan Airlines flight that crashed near Yichun airport in August 2010.
The plane was flying to Yichun from the provincial capital Harbin with 91 passengers and five crew when it crashed 690 metres from the runway; 52 people were injured.
A government investigation said pilot error caused the crash. A report by State Council-appointed investigators said that Qi and his co-pilot had insisted on landing at Yichun Airport, despite heavy fog. A court in Yichun ruled yesterday that pilot error led to the crash, which caused losses of over 300 million yuan (HK$379 million). It criticised Qi for leaving the plane before evacuating passengers after it caught fire, and recommended he lose his licence.
Qi's co-pilot died in the crash.