Jeju Air crash investigators are set to hold a public hearing as victims’ families raise concerns about the credibility of the inquiry. The incident, which occurred in December 2023, involved a passenger jet that skidd, off the runway, hit a wall and exploded into a fireball. Families are questioning the impartiality of the investigation board, which has yet to determine the cause of the disaster.
The inquiry has faced criticism over its lack of transparency and progress, with families demanding more accountability. The public hearing will be an opportunity for investigators to address these concerns and provide updates on the ongoing investigation. However, families remain skeptical about the board’s ability to deliver a conclusive report, given the time that has passed since the incident.
Jeju Air, a South Korean regional airline, has been under scrutiny for its safety record following the crash. The incident has raised questions about aviation safety in the country and prompted calls for stricter regulations. As the public hearing approaches, families and officials are hoping for clarity and accountability.