31.  The Chinese pilot is believed dead.

32.  The Chinese pilot, Wang Wei, remains missing and presumed dead.

33.  The Chinese pilot was listed as missing.

34.  The Chinese pilot and aircraft are missing.

35.  The Chinese pilot is still missing despite massive search efforts.

36.  The Korea Times reported that the Chinese pilot, Wu Xing Lu, had never flown as captain into the southern Korea airport.

37.  The other Chinese pilot spotted it while rocketing past at a still higher speed, and he may not have been able to see whether it was fully open.

38.  The Pentagon has presented video and still photos that it says shows a pattern of erratic and perilous maneuvers by Chinese pilots shadowing U.S. planes in recent months.

39.  The relationship reached a low point in April, when China forced a U.S. military reconnaissance plane to land after it collided with a Chinese pilot.