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Another South Korean Plane Faces Landing Gear Issue Day After Deadly Crash
A Jeju Air flight from Seoul on Monday was forced to return after encountering a landing gear problem, the airline said, a day after South Korea's most deadly plane crash.
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After Air New Zealand, Another Airline To Weigh Passengers Before Boarding Plane
The process is used to help determine the weight distribution of aircraft, and calculations need to take place every five years.
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South Korean Man Attempts To Open Door Mid-Flight. This Happens Next
The police conducted a simple drug test with the consent of the man, he tested positive for drugs.
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"Nut Rage" Heiress Takes On Brother In South Korea Succession Feud
The "nut rage" heiress who forced a plane to turn back over her macadamias is fighting a bitter battle -- with activist shareholder support -- against her brother for control of the family airline, highlighting resistance to reform in South Korea's chaebols.
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Head Of South Korean Airline Dies Weeks After Being Ousted From Board
The head of South Korea's flag carrier Korean Air --- whose family have been embroiled in multiple scandals including an infamous "nut rage" tantrum -- has died, the airline said Monday, sending its shares soaring.
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Jet Airways Inks Code-Share Pact With Korean Air
Private carrier Jet Airways on Thursday said it has inked a code-share pact and loyalty exchange programme with the Korean Air which will allow passengers of the two airlines seamless travel between India and South Korea.
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Airbus Signs Deals With South Korea Carriers for 55 Planes
European aircraft maker Airbus said today it had formally signed deals with South Korea's two largest airlines for the delivery of 55 of its fuel-efficient, single-aisle A321neo passeng
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Runway Approach 'Not Normal' in Japan Crash: Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines said Thursday a plane accident that injured more than 20 people at a Japanese airport made an abnormal runway approach.
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In Talks for Possible Stake in Jeju Air, Says Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) said today it is in talks to buy a stake in South Korean budget carrier Jeju Air, a deal that would expand its low-cost portfolio.
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Korean Air Chief Says He Scolded Daughter Over Nut Rage
Korean Airlines Chairman Cho Yang-ho said today that he had scolded his daughter for expelling a crew member from a flight over the way she was served nuts in first class.
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South Korean Prosecutors to Detain 'Nut Rage' Airline Official
South Korean prosecutors are seeking to detain the former executive at Korean Air Lines Co. who forced a flight to return over a bag of macadamia nuts and a current executive for attempts to cover up the "nut rage" case.
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Sales of Macadamias Soar in South Korea After Nut Rage
Nut rage imploded the career of a Korean Air Lines executive and embarrassed her family and country. Now South Korean retailers are experiencing the unexpected upside: a boom in sales of macadamias.
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Airline Executive in Nut Row Says Insulted, Forced to Kneel
The head of cabin crew who was kicked off a Korean Air Lines flight after a company executive raged over the way she was served macadamia nuts said he was insulted and forced to kneel down to apologise to the executive.
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Asiana Gets 45-Day Ban on San Fransisco Flights Over Last Year Crash
South Korean officials say they will ban Asiana Airlines from flying to San Francisco for 45 days as punishment for a deadly crash in July last year.
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Mismanaged Approach, Complex Cockpit Cited in Asiana Crash
A mismanaged approach for landing in a highly automated cockpit was the probable cause of last July's crash of a South Korean airliner in San Francisco, US investigators have said.
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Another South Korean Plane Faces Landing Gear Issue Day After Deadly Crash
A Jeju Air flight from Seoul on Monday was forced to return after encountering a landing gear problem, the airline said, a day after South Korea's most deadly plane crash.
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After Air New Zealand, Another Airline To Weigh Passengers Before Boarding Plane
The process is used to help determine the weight distribution of aircraft, and calculations need to take place every five years.
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South Korean Man Attempts To Open Door Mid-Flight. This Happens Next
The police conducted a simple drug test with the consent of the man, he tested positive for drugs.
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"Nut Rage" Heiress Takes On Brother In South Korea Succession Feud
The "nut rage" heiress who forced a plane to turn back over her macadamias is fighting a bitter battle -- with activist shareholder support -- against her brother for control of the family airline, highlighting resistance to reform in South Korea's chaebols.
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Head Of South Korean Airline Dies Weeks After Being Ousted From Board
The head of South Korea's flag carrier Korean Air --- whose family have been embroiled in multiple scandals including an infamous "nut rage" tantrum -- has died, the airline said Monday, sending its shares soaring.
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Jet Airways Inks Code-Share Pact With Korean Air
Private carrier Jet Airways on Thursday said it has inked a code-share pact and loyalty exchange programme with the Korean Air which will allow passengers of the two airlines seamless travel between India and South Korea.
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Airbus Signs Deals With South Korea Carriers for 55 Planes
European aircraft maker Airbus said today it had formally signed deals with South Korea's two largest airlines for the delivery of 55 of its fuel-efficient, single-aisle A321neo passeng
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Runway Approach 'Not Normal' in Japan Crash: Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines said Thursday a plane accident that injured more than 20 people at a Japanese airport made an abnormal runway approach.
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In Talks for Possible Stake in Jeju Air, Says Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) said today it is in talks to buy a stake in South Korean budget carrier Jeju Air, a deal that would expand its low-cost portfolio.
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Korean Air Chief Says He Scolded Daughter Over Nut Rage
Korean Airlines Chairman Cho Yang-ho said today that he had scolded his daughter for expelling a crew member from a flight over the way she was served nuts in first class.
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South Korean Prosecutors to Detain 'Nut Rage' Airline Official
South Korean prosecutors are seeking to detain the former executive at Korean Air Lines Co. who forced a flight to return over a bag of macadamia nuts and a current executive for attempts to cover up the "nut rage" case.
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Sales of Macadamias Soar in South Korea After Nut Rage
Nut rage imploded the career of a Korean Air Lines executive and embarrassed her family and country. Now South Korean retailers are experiencing the unexpected upside: a boom in sales of macadamias.
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Airline Executive in Nut Row Says Insulted, Forced to Kneel
The head of cabin crew who was kicked off a Korean Air Lines flight after a company executive raged over the way she was served macadamia nuts said he was insulted and forced to kneel down to apologise to the executive.
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Asiana Gets 45-Day Ban on San Fransisco Flights Over Last Year Crash
South Korean officials say they will ban Asiana Airlines from flying to San Francisco for 45 days as punishment for a deadly crash in July last year.
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Mismanaged Approach, Complex Cockpit Cited in Asiana Crash
A mismanaged approach for landing in a highly automated cockpit was the probable cause of last July's crash of a South Korean airliner in San Francisco, US investigators have said.
