A tragic plane crash occurred on December 29, 2024, in South Korea’s Muan city, where a Jeju Air passenger jet crashed while landing at Muan Airport. The disaster claimed the lives of all 179 passengers and crew on board.
Black Box Recordings Stopped Prematurely
In the investigation launched after the accident, it was revealed that the black boxes, which are critical in uncovering the causes of such incidents, had stopped recording just four minutes before the crash. The South Korean Ministry of Transport announced an extensive inquiry to determine why the recording ceased prematurely and how it might have impacted the accident.
Officials are examining potential technical malfunctions in the flight recorders and their implications with the help of a dedicated expert team.
Investigating the Factors Behind the Crash
Preliminary assessments have suggested several potential causes for the accident, including pilot error, technical issues with the aircraft, and adverse weather conditions. Authorities are conducting a comprehensive analysis of the crew, aircraft systems, and flight data to pinpoint the exact reasons behind the tragedy.
Emergency response teams at Muan Airport acted swiftly, initiating rescue efforts. However, reports from the site confirmed that there were no survivors.
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