Jeju Air flight 2216 tragically crashed, killing 179 of 181 people aboard, marking South Korea's deadliest aviation incident since 1997.
Prior to the crash, a passenger reported a possible bird strike, raising questions about its role along with other factors like landing gear failure.
The investigation involves U.S. officials alongside South Korean agencies, aiming to analyze black box data for clarity on the incident.
Aviation safety experts emphasize that South Korea has a strong safety record, but the proximity of a concrete barrier near the runway is under scrutiny.
Further information is needed to determine the causes, and speculation about pilot error or aircraft issues is premature at this stage.
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