JEJU air to reduce winter capacity by up to 15% following Muan crash, mass cancellations
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Background ✨
JEJU air confirmed a Boeing 737-800 crash at Muan International Airport on 29-Dec-2024, resulting in 179 fatalities out of 181 people on board and a temporary closure of the airport until 01-Jan-20251 2. A bird strike emergency was declared shortly before the crash1. Repatriation flights were organised to assist passengers stranded due to the airport closure, with connections planned via Seoul Incheon International Airport2.