From CNN
From CNN...
SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- An Air China flight carrying 155 passengers and at least 10 crewmembers has crashed near South Korea's second largest city of Pusan.
South Korean television showed a photograph of an Air China jet broken in half and in flames.
Reports said the Boeing 767 crashed around 11:40 a.m. (0240 GMT) near Kimhae airport, which serves the port city of Pusan on the Sea of Japan.
Authorities said it crashed near a residential area containing apartment buildings, but there were no reports of any casualties on the ground.
Firefighters and rescue workers were on the scene.
The flight took off from Beijing and was headed to Kimhae airport near Pusan.
Weather conditions at the time was poor, with fog, winds and rain. A number of international flights were turned back from the airport Monday morning as a result.
The crash comes just weeks before the soccer World Cup is co-hosted by South Korea and Japan.