Aircraft fire
Passenger aircraft caught fire at South Korean Airport. All 176 people aboard the aircraft have been safely evacuated. The leading news agency here, Yonhap, said that on Tuesday, a passenger aircraft caught fire at an international airport in the second largest city in South Korea, causing 176 people aboard the aircraft. The news agency reported that Air Busan aircraft, which left for Hong Kong from Gimhe International Airport in South-Eastern Busan, caught fire at around 10.30 pm local time (1330 GMT).
Yonhap said a total of 169 passengers and seven flight attendants were pulled out of the inflatable slides, although no information was given about the causes of the fire. It said that one person was injured, but no other details were given.
Changed aircraft in fire shell
Please tell that the most terrible aviation accident occurred in South Korea last month. On December 29, Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 flight from Thailand to Muun crashed and turned into a fire shell after hitting the concrete blocker. In the accident, 179 were killed in 181 passengers and crew members aboard the aircraft.
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