The concrete runway barrier played a key role in a disaster that killed 179 people. An audit revealed officials skimped on construction fees and then falsified records.

A cost-saving airport design choice turned Jeju Air’s emergency landing into a catastrophe.

South Korea’s deadliest aviation disaster on home soil — which killed all but two of the 181 people aboard a Jeju Air Co flight in December 2024 — was caused by cost-cutting decisions during airport ...

A concrete mound blamed for the deadly 2024 plane crash at Muan International Airport was found to have been built to save construction costs, the state auditor said on Tuesday.

SEOUL — A concrete barrier blamed for a deadly South Korean jet crash that killed 179 people in December 2024 had been built to cut costs, the state auditor said on Tuesday. Jeju Air Flight 2216 was ...

Despite the rejected take-off and the overheated brakes, flight data shows that the same aircraft was back in action about ...

South Korea’s deadliest aviation disaster on home soil was caused by cost-cutting decisions during airport construction that were concealed for 16 years, a government audit found.

In a nerve-jangling moment on a snowy Sunday morning at Boston Logan International Airport, a Republic Airways regional jet ...

The project aims to make the airport operational for “Code-2B” type aircraft — small 19-seater planes with a wingspan of 15 metres to less than 24 metres, typically used for short-haul regional ...

The Department of Transport claims an external consultant said it 'has comparable expertise' despite an Air Accident Investigation Unit report saying it had no aviation expertise ...

Mayor of Montego Bay Richard Vernon wants more funding and greater autonomy for committees established at the local level to ...