A year after the deadly Jeju Air crash that claimed 179 lives, South Korean investigators are set to miss the one-year deadline for releasing an interim progress report.
Officials from the country’s aircraft accident investigation board confirmed that the update will not be ready by the first anniversary of the tragedy, citing the sensitivity and complexity of the investigation. The delay has heightened frustration among victims’ families, who continue to question the credibility of the probe and are demanding clearer answers about what led to the worst aviation accident on South Korean soil.
