S. Korea wants to rebuild air safety system
South Korea wants to rebuild aviation safety system after crash, fire incidents
South Korea aims to rebuild its aviation safety system from scratch, the transport ministry said on Tuesday, launching a new committee to improve air travel in the country that suffered two major aviation incidents a month apart.
South Korea's Overhaul: Rebuilding Aviation Safety from Ground Up
South Korea's transport ministry launches a committee to rebuild the aviation safety system after two major incidents, including a deadly crash and a fire. The initiative aims to restore trust, involving private experts to examine maintenance and operational issues at budget airlines and airport facilities.
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