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Jeju Air Crash: Korea Approves Cross-Party Investigation

Korea Launches Independent Probe into Deadly Boeing 737-800 Collision

The Korean National Assembly has approved an independent investigation into the Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people. The probe will be led by a cross-party committee and will examine the cause of the crash, potential design flaws in Muan Airport’s localizer structure, and government agency responses to the incident. Families of the victims have called for an independent probe, citing concerns about government cover-ups. AeroTime reports that the investigation is expected to start immediately and may be extended if necessary.

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    Jeju Air Crash: Korea Approves Cross-Party Investigation

    Korea Launches Independent Probe into Deadly Boeing 737-800 Collision

    The Korean National Assembly has approved an independent investigation into the Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people. The probe will be led by a cross-party committee and will examine the cause of the crash, potential design flaws in Muan Airport’s localizer structure, and government agency responses to the incident. Families of the victims have called for an independent probe, citing concerns about government cover-ups. AeroTime reports that the investigation is expected to start immediately and may be extended if necessary.

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