A deadly South Korean plane crash that killed nearly everyone on board may have been entirely survivable—if not for a ...

A South Korean government-commissioned report found the Jeju Air plane crash in December 2024 that killed 179 people might ...

A computer simulation ordered by the government showed that everyone on board would have survived if the concrete berm had ...

A South Korean government-commissioned report found the Jeju Air plane crash in December 2024 that killed 179 people might ...

Families seek justice as government-commissioned report blames the fatal Jeju Air crash on a concrete mound at the end of the ...

A government simulation reveals that all 179 victims of the 2024 Jeju Air crash at Muan Airport would have likely survived if ...

The government-commissioned simulation concluded that all passengers would have survived with only minor injuries.

Many details of the Jeju Air disaster that killed 179 people remain unclear despite multiple investigations by officials and protests by the victims’ families. By Jin Yu Young and John Yoon Reporting ...

South Korea’s Land Ministry, in a report disclosed to the country’s National Assembly, said that the concrete mound ...

South Korea admits airport concrete barrier violated safety standards in Jeju Air crash; government simulation shows all 179 ...

Jeju Air plane crash This photo, taken Dec. 29, 2025, shows flowers laid at the scene of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash at Muan International Airport, southwestern South Korea, on the first ...