Experts are investigating the crash of Jeju Air 2216, which resulted in the deaths of 179 individuals, emphasizing unanswered questions.
A bird strike warning was issued shortly before the incident, with reports that the pilot declared a mayday after the strike was confirmed.
Experts like Dr. Sonya Brown argue that a bird strike alone should not lead to such a severe outcome, due to aircraft design features that include redundancy in landing systems.
Prof. Doug Drury noted that flying on one engine is possible for a Boeing 737, raising doubts about the complete failure of systems due to the bird strike.
The investigation continues with black box data analysis, as experts seek to understand the high-speed approach and its implications.