Muan airport accident

South Korea Plane Crash Black Box Missing Final 4 Minutes of Flight Data

Analysis of the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800’s flight data and cockpit voice recorders revealed both ceased functioning four minutes before the December 29th crash, which killed 179 passengers. The recorders were sent to the NTSB for further examination due to missing data. Pre-crash communication indicates a possible bird strike, prompting an emergency landing attempt. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the recorder failure and the accident, including a review of Muan airport’s safety features, particularly the concrete structure the aircraft impacted.

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