Asiana airliner ‘open door landing’ repair costs…”Damage estimated at 640 million won”
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- Asiana Airlines ‘Open Door Landing’ Repair Cost?
MOLIT “Estimates Damage at 640 million won메이저놀이터“
On the 26th of last month, an accident occurred on an Asiana Airlines passenger plane flying to Daegu Airport when a male passenger illegally opened an emergency door just before landing. The passenger was detained by police and handed over to prosecutors on suspicion of violating the Aviation Security Act and damaging property. According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, the passenger plane was damaged in three areas during the accident, and repairs are currently underway, with the estimated damage amounting to about 640 million won.
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