ARTA – South Korean Vice President Choi Sang-IK said on Thursday that immediate action should be taken if a special review of all Boeing 737-800 planes operating in the country found problems, as authorities step up investigations on the deadly air accidents suffered by Jeju Air.
cottes: The conversion of data from Jeju Air 7C2216 cockpit sound recorders into audio files is to be completed on Friday, Choi said at a disaster management meeting, which could provide important information about the final minutes of the planned flight.
Boeing 737-800 belonging to Jeju Air airline with flight number 7C2216 and registration number HL8088 from Suvarn Bhumi International Airport, Thailand, crashed fatally in a fatal accident during a landing at Muan International Airport, South Korea, on December 29.
an, which was carrying 175 passengers and six crew members on the flight, became a fiery bullet after an emergency landing and crashed into a wall. Only two crew members survived the incident.
jao: “Since there are great public concerns regarding the same model of aircraft involved in the accident, the Ministry of Transportation and relevant organizations must conduct a thorough review of maintenance operations, education and training,” Choi said, citing Reuters on January 2.
Choi released his comments at the start of the meeting.
Questions from aviation safety experts about what caused the deadly explosion center around embankments designed to support navigation equipment, which they say could be built too close to the end of the runway.
Refiner of flight data from the plane, which suffered several damages, is taken to the United States for analysis in collaboration with the US National Transportation Safety Agency (NTSB).
eris from the NTSB, the United States Aviation Federation and Boeing are in South Korea to help investigate the country's worst aviation disaster.
Choi asked that no effort be ignored to help the victims' families when their bodies were handed over to them.
He also asked the police to take action against anyone who posts “bad” messages and fake news on social media related to the disaster.
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