Following the tragic Jeju Air crash that resulted in 179 fatalities, South Korea has instructed its low-cost airlines to enhance safety measures over profit. The transportation ministry convened with nine budget airlines, advocating for reduced flight hours, improved pilot training, and increased maintenance staffing. Jeju Air responded by committing to lower daily flight time and expand its workforce. The ministry warned airlines that neglecting safety could lead to their downfall, pledging strict penalties for noncompliance as investigations into the crash continue without definitive evidence of maintenance or pilot error.
South Korea's transportation ministry has mandated low-cost carriers to prioritize safety over profit in the wake of the devastating Jeju Air crash, emphasizing urgent reforms.
In response to the recent Jeju Air disaster, the government urged airlines to enhance safety measures, reduce flight hours, and increase maintenance staffing to protect travelers.
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