A passenger plane carrying 181 individuals crashed upon landing at Muan International Airport, raising serious concerns over aviation safety in the region.
South Korea Plane Crash: 28 Confirmed Dead as Rescue Efforts Continue
South Korea Plane Crash: 28 Confirmed Dead as Rescue Efforts Continue
A tragic aircraft accident in South Korea has left at least 28 dead, with ongoing rescue operations.
At least 28 people lost their lives in a catastrophic plane crash in South Korea that occurred during landing at Muan International Airport. Reports from the Yonhap news agency state that the aircraft, operated by Jeju Air, was returning from Bangkok with 175 passengers and six crew members on board. Eyewitness accounts indicate that the plane veered off the runway and collided with a wall before coming to a halt.
As rescue crews work tirelessly at the scene, one survivor has been rescued, with efforts focused on extracting individuals trapped in the tail section of the aircraft, according to airport officials speaking to Reuters.
Initial investigations suggest that a bird strike might have been the cause of the landing gear malfunction, although the exact cause of the disaster remains under investigation. Emergency services remain on high alert as further updates are anticipated.
The tragedy has prompted an outpouring of condolences from around the world, as aviation authorities in South Korea examine the factors that contributed to the accident. Stay tuned for more developments as this story continues to unfold.
As rescue crews work tirelessly at the scene, one survivor has been rescued, with efforts focused on extracting individuals trapped in the tail section of the aircraft, according to airport officials speaking to Reuters.
Initial investigations suggest that a bird strike might have been the cause of the landing gear malfunction, although the exact cause of the disaster remains under investigation. Emergency services remain on high alert as further updates are anticipated.
The tragedy has prompted an outpouring of condolences from around the world, as aviation authorities in South Korea examine the factors that contributed to the accident. Stay tuned for more developments as this story continues to unfold.
