The Korean government has grounded nine Korean Air Lines’ B747-200 jets,
including some freighters, after a KAL freighter landed in Malaysia with a hole in its
fuselage this week.
The B747-200 freighter incident in Malaysia comes weeks after a KAL
freighter crashed shortly after take-off from Stansted airport in the United Kingdom,
killing four crew members.
The Korean government has banned KAL from opening any new international
routes until May next year.
KOREAN AIRLINES’ AIRCRAFT GROUNDED
KOREAN AIRLINES’ AIRCRAFT GROUNDED
