South Korea Plane Crash During Landing Leaves 120 Dead at Muan Airport

Muan, South Korea – A tragic plane crash occurred at Muan Airport in South Korea during a landing, resulting in the deaths of 120 people and leaving several others injured. According to foreign news agencies, the crash was caused by a malfunction in the aircraft’s landing gear. The plane veered off the runway, colliding with a nearby fence, which led to a fire breaking out in the aircraft.
The flight had been returning from Bangkok, Thailand, and was carrying 175 passengers along with six crew members. Following the accident, emergency responders managed to rescue two survivors from the wreckage, while firefighters quickly contained the blaze. The injured have been rushed to nearby hospitals, with many in critical condition.
Rescue operations continue at the scene as authorities investigate the cause of the crash. Initial reports suggest a failure in the landing gear may have triggered the accident.
Muan Airport, one of South Korea’s busiest and most important hubs, has expressed deep sorrow over the incident and extended condolences to the victims’ families. Airport officials confirmed that the emergency services acted swiftly to control the situation and provide assistance to the injured.
A full investigation into the accident is underway, and further details will be released once available. Authorities have also instructed airlines to ensure strict compliance with safety protocols moving forward.