Asiana Airlines plane crashes at San Francisco airport leaving two dead Asiana Airline flight crashed on landing at airport Two were killed and others are unaccounted for A survivor of the San Francisco plane crash has described seeing flight attendants flung from the plane as the tail broke off the Boeing 777 which crashed into the ground. Authorities have confirmed that two people have been killed and one person remains unaccounted for after the Asiana Airlines flight from Seoul crashed on landing at San Francisco International Airport. This aerial photo shows the wreckage of the Asiana Flight 214. Picture: AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez "Right when it appeared to coast for the landing, ... (he) sped up, like the pilot knew he was short," Elliott Stone told CNN. And then the back end just hit, and flies up in the air, and everybody's head goes up to the ceiling. And then it just kind of drifts for a little bit, for a good 300 yards and then tips over. Fire starts," he explained. He said he was able to evacuate safely, sitting in the middle of the plane, but the flight attendants sitting in the back "got hammered - because we landed short. This aerial photo shows the wreckage on the tarmac. "And then they all fell out - and it was just the most terrible thing I've seen," Stone said. He said around 20 minutes after the crash, he and fellow passengers noticed "another five bodies like 457 metres away that nobody saw," adding they alerted emergency workers, but were frustrated at the response. We were yelling at people, yelling at firefighters. Get over here. They were just lagging hard. There have been conflicting reports on the welfare of all 291 passengers and 16 crew who were on board the Boeing 777 on Flight 214. Fifty-nine people who were originally unaccounted for have now been found, though one person remains missing. "At this time there are two fatalities associated with this incident," Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White said. Around 181 injured people have been taken to hospital where 49 were found to have serious injuries. A further 123 people were not injured. At least five others, including a child, are in critical condition in a city hospital. Flight 214 crashed while landing on runway 28 left at the airport at 11:26am local time, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Laura Brown said. A video clip posted to YouTube shows smoke coming from a silver-coloured jet on the tarmac. Flights are reportedly being prepared to resume at San Francisco International Airport.