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Experts Question Airport Design After Jeju Air Crash in South Korea

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Experts Question Airport Design After Jeju Air Crash in South Korea

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  • A recent plane crash involving a Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 at Muan International Airport has sparked a debate among aviation experts.
  • The aircraft collided with a concrete barrier during an emergency landing, resulting in the death of nearly all passengers onboard.
  • Experts are questioning the placement and height of the barriers, which were deemed unusual and potentially unsafe for runway safety.
  • There is a call for reviews on whether the localizer antenna should be on a sturdy wall, as well as considerations for using alternative materials.
  • Investigators are examining if adhering to international standards could have prevented this type of tragedy.

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