SOUTH KOREA Aeroplane Crash accident

          

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A tragic aviation accident occurred today in South Korea involving Jeju Air Flight 7C 2216, a Boeing 737-800 aircraft operating from Bangkok, Thailand, to Muan International Airport. The crash resulted in 179 fatalities out of the 181 individuals on board, marking it as South Korea's deadliest air disaster in two decades.

Incident Details:

• Timeline of Events:

  • 8:57 AM: The pilot received a bird strike warning.
  • 8:58 AM: An engine explosion occurred, prompting a mayday call.
  • 9:03 AM: The aircraft attempted an emergency landing on Runway 19 without landing gear, skidded off the runway, and exploded upon colliding with an embankment.

• Casualties:

  • Fatalities: 179 passengers, including 85 women, 84 men, and 10 unidentified individuals, predominantly South Korean nationals, with two Thai citizens.
  • Survivors: Two crew members sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

• Witness Accounts:

  • Passengers reported hearing explosions and observing sparks before the crash.
  • One passenger texted a relative about a bird being stuck in the plane's wing shortly before the disaster.

• Rescue Operations:

  • Over 1,570 rescue workers were deployed to the crash site.
  • The airport is closed until January 1st to facilitate investigation and recovery efforts.
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Investigation:

• The aircraft's black box has been recovered and will be analyzed to determine the definitive cause of the crash.
• Initial speculations include a bird strike and landing gear malfunction, but no official cause has been confirmed yet.

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