Korean Air, Jeju Air and T’way Air have been fined a total of 3.54 billion won (US$2.6 million) by South Korea’s government for safety violations.
The three South Korean airlines violated the Aviation Safety Act, the Korea JoongAng Daily reported, citing a statement by the country’s ministry of land, infrastructure and transport on Tuesday.
The fines come five months after the country’s aviation safety standards were in the spotlight following the crash landing last December of Jeju Air Flight…
Source : South China Morning Post
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