Police Conduct Raids in South Korea After Jeju Air's Fatal Plane Crash

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1 year ago

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South Korean police have executed **raids** at Muan international airport, Jeju Air offices, and a regional aviation body.
This action follows the investigation into the **deadly crash** of Jeju Air Flight 2216, which resulted in the loss of **179 lives** out of 181 on board.
Initial data has been extracted from one of the **black boxes**, while the other is set for analysis in the United States due to damage.
The acting president emphasized the need for **immediate inspections** of all Boeing 737-800 aircraft in light of public concerns.
Aviation experts are examining various factors for the crash, including a possible **bird strike** and mechanical failures.

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