He opened the emergency exit door while in the air: critical decision of the company
In a statement from Asiana Airlines, it was reported that the plane, which took off from Jeju Island in South Korea on May 26, will not issue tickets for seats with emergency exit doors on the “A321-200” type aircraft. ” after A passenger opened the emergency exit door during landing.
In the statement, it was noted that there will be no ticket sales for seats next to the emergency exits, even if the plane is full.
AirSeoul Inc. and AirPremia Co. Other airlines, including Turkey, are reportedly considering suspending the sale of seats next to the emergency doors.
An anonymous airline official said in a statement that passengers in seats next to the emergency exit were there to help other passengers get off the plane in an emergency, and that Asiana overreacted to the incident.
In the statement issued by the South Korean Ministry of Transportation, it was indicated that taking such a measure depends on the decision of the airlines and is not based on the regulations of the aeronautical authorities.
Some passengers were injured when the passenger opened the emergency exit door.
10 YEARS IN PRISON IS ON THE AGENDA
The passenger who opened the plane door during the landing in South Korea defended himself by saying that he “tried to get off the plane quickly because he was short of breath.”
The suspect, who was seen opening the passenger plane’s door during landing, was detained by police on the grounds that he violated air safety laws.
The 33-year-old male passenger, whose statement was taken, said he tried to get off the plane quickly because he was short of breath. The suspect stated that he had been having stressful days recently due to his recent unemployment.
It is claimed that the unidentified person could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
One of the passengers opened the door of the plane that took off from Jeju Island as it descended to land at Daegu International Airport. Passengers observed the plane door opening, and 12 of the plane’s 194 passengers were slightly injured. (AA)
Source: Sozcu
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