Muan tuns into mass funeral site after deadly plane crash that killed 179

Muan (South Korea): In the tragic plane crash in Muan of South Korea that killed 179 people, the entire city expressed grief. The airport was full of mourners. People dressed in black were seen seen waiting at the airport.According to reports, people were seen grieving the loss of relatives and friends and were waiting at the airport for the mortal remains of their loved ones. In the South Korea plane crash, 179 people onboard are feared to have died. Two crew members have been rescued by the rescue team. One of them is a male while the other is a female.The Jeju Air plane was travelling from Bangkok to the Muan International Airport in South Korea. The ill-fated plane was a Boeing 737-800 plane. From preliminary reports, the crash-landing might have occurred by a bird strike combined with adverse weather conditions.Jeju Air in its latest statement has issued an apology for the accident. “Jeju Air deeply bows in apology to all those affected by the Muan Airport accident. Our first priority is to do everything possible to manage this incident. We sincerely apologise for causing concern,” read the statement on the company’s website. The accident happened on Sunday morning when the Jeju Air Flight 2216 was returning from Bangkok. It was carrying 181 people including 175 passengers and six crew members. In the South Korea plane crash, 179 people onboard are feared to have died. Two crew members have been rescued by the rescue team. One of them is a male while the other is a female. The Jeju Air plane was travelling from Bangkok to the Muan International Airport in South Korea. The ill-fated plane was a Boeing 737-800 plane. From preliminary reports, the crash-landing might have occurred by a bird strike combined with adverse weather conditions. Jeju Air in its latest statement has issued an apology for the accident. “Jeju Air deeply bows in apology to all those affected by the Muan Airport accident. Our first priority is to do everything possible to manage this incident. We sincerely apologise for causing concern,” read the statement on the company’s website. The accident happened on Sunday morning when the Jeju Air Flight 2216 was returning from Bangkok. It was carrying 181 people including 175 passengers and six crew members.