Monday, Jan 27

Preliminary findings of the Jeju Air crash in South Korea reveal bird strike evidence raising concerns about aviation safety standards.

Monday, Jan 27

Preliminary findings in the Jeju Air crash investigation confirm bird strikes and call for design reevaluation of airport structures.

Thursday, Jan 23

South Korea plans to eliminate concrete barriers at nine airports after a deadly plane crash killed 179. Reforms aim to enhance aviation safety standards.

Wednesday, Jan 22

South Korea announces reforms to enhance airport safety following the tragic Jeju Air crash that claimed 179 lives.

Friday, Jan 17

Bird feathers and blood found in both engines of the Jeju Air crash reveal major safety concerns in aviation following the tragedy that killed 179.

Monday, Jan 13

South Korea announces plans to improve localizer structures at airports after the tragic Jeju Air crash that killed 179. Investigations continue.

Sunday, Jan 12

Black boxes from the Jeju Air plane crash in South Korea stopped recording four minutes prior, complicating investigation efforts into the disaster.

Saturday, Jan 11

Investigators reveal that black boxes from the Jeju Air crash ceased recording minutes before the disaster, complicating efforts to uncover causes behind the tragedy.

Saturday, Jan 11

The Jeju Air flight recorder stopped working four minutes before a deadly crash, posing challenges for the investigation into the incident.

Saturday, Jan 11

Jeju Air's black boxes ceased recording just before a deadly crash in South Korea, prompting a thorough investigation into the tragedy that killed 179.