The Jeju Air crash in South Korea is an outlier in a country considered to be a gold standard for airline safety.

All newly adopted aircraft operated by Korean airlines are expected to be equipped with a backup power supply unit following the deadly Jeju Air crash where the aircraft lacked the system, leading to ...

The Jeju Air plane, which was returning from Bangkok, Thailand, crash-landed at Muan International Airport on 29 December and ...

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A South Korean airport, which was shut in December due to a passenger plane crash, has resumed flights for emergency medical care and educational training after 56 days, airport officials said on ...

Two Lockheed Martin F-16 fighters operated by the Republic of Korea Air Force accidentally bombed a civilian area during an ...

Air travel is statistically one of the safest modes of transportation. But a series of recent airline accidents has rattled ...

As the Delta crash in Toronto adds to a recent spate of accidents, we look at the safety of flying and find cause for hope.

Bird strikes can cause significant damage to aircraft, with a risk of jet engines losing power should they suck in a bird. Struck aircraft will often need to abort their take-off or landing attempts, ...

Park Geun-woo, 22, lost both his parents in the crash Mr Park says the families of the Jeju Air crash victims have been characterised as "parasites squandering the nation's money". By way of ...

Image source, BBC Korean/Jungmin Choi Image caption, Park Geun-woo, 22, lost both his parents in the crash Mr Park says the families of the Jeju Air crash victims have been characterised as ...