Families victims of the Jeju plane crash file a criminal complaint

Some families died in A ridiculous plane crash Jeju Air last December A criminal complaint against 15 people, including South Korean Transport and the CEO of the Airline, for professional negligence, filed a criminal complaint.

72 relatives of the dead call for a more careful investigation of the catastrophe, which killed 179 out of 181 people on board – which made it the most deadly plane crash on South Korean land.

The accident was “not a simple accident,” they claim, but “the main civilian disaster caused by careless risk management that can be prevented.”

Almost five months, the authorities are still studying what may have made the crash aircraft at Muan International Airport and then flared up.

Police have already opened a criminal case against this latest complaint and banned the CEO of Jeju Air Kim E-Bae leave the country but no one was accused of the incident.

One of the relatives whom to hehe, learned “lack of progress” in investigations.

“We are filled with deep anger and despair. By taking this unusual measure of the criminal complaint, we will not refuse and continue to chase the truth,” Mr. Kim said in the media statement.

Among the 15 people mentioned in the complaint were government officials, airline officials and airport staff responsible for construction, supervision, management and control control.

The complaint filed on Tuesday raises questions around the circumstances of the disaster, including whether the air movement responds properly and whether the mound at the end of the runway violated the rules.

The aircraft, Boeing 737-800, flew from Thai Bangkok capital on the morning of December 29 and flew to Muang in South Korea.

Five minutes after the pilots came in contact with Muan International Airport, they reported that they had hit the bird and announced the Made’s signal.

Then the pilots tried to land in the opposite direction, during which the belly of the plane without its landing. Later, it overcame the runway, crashed into a specific structure and exploded.

Earlier this year, investigators said They found bird feathers in both engines The aircraft, but did not conclude, to what extent the strike of the birds was a factor.

Since the incident, some dead families were also aimed at torrent conspiracy and malicious jokes on the Internet.

This included the opinion that the families were “delighted” to get compensation from the authorities or that they “fake victims”. As of March this year, eight people were detained for creating such humiliating and defamatory internet messages.