South Korea: At Least 167 Dead After Plane Veers Off Runway And Bursts Into Flames. According to the South Korean National Fire Agency (NFA), the aircraft’s front landing gear failed to deploy properly, leading to the plane skidding off the runway and slamming into a concrete fence.

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South Korea: At Least 167 Dead After Plane Veers Off Runway And Bursts Into Flames. According to the South Korean National Fire Agency (NFA), the aircraft’s front landing gear failed to deploy properly, leading to the plane skidding off the runway and slamming into a concrete fence. (www.rvmnews.com)

The crash at Muan International Airport is the latest in a series of airline tragedies in recent years, and it has raised questions about the safety of low-cost carriers, which typically operate with fewer resources than major international airlines.

Investigators will likely look into the maintenance and operational history of the aircraft, as well as whether any mechanical issues or human errors contributed to the fatal crash.

> The crash at Muan International Airport is the latest in a series of airline tragedies in recent years, and it has raised questions about the safety of low-cost carriers, which typically operate with fewer resources than major international airlines. > Investigators will likely look into the maintenance and operational history of the aircraft, as well as whether any mechanical issues or human errors contributed to the fatal crash.

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The flight, a Boeing 737-800, was carrying 175 passengers and six crew members at the time of the crash.

Boeing and it's indians have struck again. Remind me why shitskins need access to White society again? Oh, to kill off White people, that's right. I forgot.

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Yet another DEI success story.

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This was a -800 which looks like it's been flying since 1997. This is on the low-cost airline that had it's DEI employees maintaining it.

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