Jeju Airlines Crash Double bird strike - Feathers found in both engines!

Join us as we explore the latest findings in the investigation of the Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 crash at Muang International Airport on December 29, 2024. South Korean investigators have discovered traces of bird feathers and blood in both engines, pointing to a dual-engine bird strike as a potential cause for the aircraft’s inability to execute a go-around.
We’ll dive into the cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and flight data recorder (FDR) anomalies, which stopped recording four minutes before the crash. One of the pilots reported a bird strike and declared an emergency during this critical timeframe. Learn about the efforts by the Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board and the joint investigation team, including experts from Boeing, CFM International, and the FAA, to uncover the root causes of this tragedy.
Discover findings from South Korea’s safety inspections of the Boeing 737-800 fleet and navigational facilities, with violations and improvement areas flagged. What does this mean for the aviation industry?
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