South Korean authorities have grounded Jeju Air CEO Kim E-bae as part of a high-stakes investigation into Sunday's fatal passenger jet crash. 🌏 The travel ban, reported by Yonhap News Agency, prevents Kim from leaving the country while police examine the airline's safety protocols and operational decisions.
The incident involved Flight 7C-2214, which crashed shortly after takeoff from Jeju International Airport, claiming 12 lives. 🕊️ Investigators are reviewing flight data recorders and maintenance logs, focusing on potential mechanical failures or human error. 💡
This move highlights growing scrutiny of aviation safety in the region, with travelers and investors watching closely. ✈️🔍 'Every detail matters in preventing future tragedies,' a police spokesperson told Yonhap.
Stay tuned as this story develops – we’ll keep you updated faster than a boarding pass scanner! 🎫💨
