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Passenger fumes as he's woken up during flight but others think he's wrong
An Asiana Airlines passenger was woken up by a flight attendant during a flight. They were told to return their seat to its upright position at dinner time. The passenger took to Reddit to ask whether such an instruction was normal.
Asiana Airlines board meets again to decide on sale of... The board of South Korea's Asiana Airlines is due to meet again on Thursday to decide whether to agree to sell its cargo service. Selling Asiana's air cargo business would help clear the way for a proposed merger with Korean Air Lines.
Asiana Airlines board decides to sell off cargo unit... Selling Asiana's air cargo business and divesting routes to some European Union cities is a remedy prepared by Korean Air. Asiana creditors, including state-run lender Korea Development Bank, have been looking for a new owner of the debt-laden carrier for several years.
Asiana Airlines board meets again to decide on sale of cargo unit Selling Asiana's air cargo business and divesting routes to some European Union cities is a remedy prepared by Korean Air. Asiana creditors, including state-run lender Korea Development Bank, have been looking for a new owner for several years.
Asiana Airlines board to meet again on Thursday on sale... Asiana Airlines board to meet again on Thursday on sale of cargo business -Yonhap. Korean Air planned to submit the proposal to the European Commission by the end of October.
Asiana Airlines board to meet again to decide Korean... Asiana's board did not reach a decision in a meeting on Monday whether to accept Korean Air Lines' offer. Asiana creditors have been looking for a new owner of the debt-laden carrier for several years.
Asiana Airlines shares jump ahead of board meeting on... Asiana Airlines shares jump ahead of board meeting on merger with Korean Air. If approved, the move might help South Korea's biggest carrier Korean Airlines to win European Union antitrust approval for acquiring Asiana Airlines.
Asiana Airlines shares jump ahead of board meeting on merger with Korean Air Shares in Asiana Airlines rose as much as 24 per cent on Monday, backed by expectations that a proposed merger with Korean Air Lines would proceed. Board members met to decide whether to sell off its cargo service. If approved, the move might help South Korea's biggest carrier Korean Airlines to win European Union antitrust approval.
Asiana Airlines meeting on sale of cargo business ends... Asiana Airlines board meeting on whether it should accept a proposal by prospective buyer Korean Air Lines to sell its cargo service has ended without conclusion. Shares in South Korea's Asiana rose as much as 24% earlier on Monday on expectations its proposed merger with Korean Air would proceed.
4 South Korean airlines will give emergency exit seats to uniformed workers in a new scheme after a passenger opened a door 700 feet in the air Four South Korean airlines have signed up to a new scheme to try and prevent a repeat of an incident where an Asiana Airlines passenger opened the emergency exit in mid-air. Uniformed personnel including soldiers and airline workers will be prioritized for exit row seats.
Intoxicated Teen Tries to Open Plane Door Mid-Air. Passengers, Crew Avert Disaster A passenger unsuccessfully attempted to open the door of a plane during a flight early Monday aboard a Jeju Air flight that was on its way to Incheon from Cebu in the Philippines. The Korean teenager also tested positive for drugs when tested by the Incheon airport police. This the second such incident in less than a month after a passenger aboard an Asiana Airlines flight opened the door mid-air.
'More systems, more problems': Experts weigh in on aviation safety after Asiana Airlines incident A passenger on South Korea's Asiana Airlines flight opened the door minutes before landing. Similar incidents took place on India’s IndiGo planes recently.
Bloke 'felt horror of death' as passenger opened airliner's exit door at 700ft Asiana Airlines flight from Jeju island to Daegu, South Korea, landed safely. A man in his 30s, who was sitting close to the emergency exit, opened the door. Passenger Lee Yoon-jun didn't at first realise that it was the person sitting next to him. He said: "I just felt the horror of death. I thought, I'm going to die"
Plane passenger who held down man who opened door midair ‘feared he would die’ Lee Yoon-Joon was forced to physically restrain the passenger next to him. The 33-year-old opened the emergency exit door of an Asiana Airlines Airbus A321 on Friday, 26 May. He was later detained by police upon arrival in the South Korean city of Daegu for violation of aviation security law.
South Korean airline bans emergency seating after mid-air opening Asiana Airlines has stopped seating customers next to emergency exits after a passenger opened an emergency door before landing. A male passenger was arrested after he opened the emergency escape hatch before the plane had landed. Nine teenagers were taken to the hospital with breathing difficulties after the incident, though none were seriously injured.
What happens if you open the plane door during a flight? A man in South Korea opened the door during an Asiana Airlines flight. The plane was only a few hundred metres above the ground. About a dozen passengers were taken to hospital after fainting or having breathing difficulties.
After Door Open Incident, South Korea's Asiana Airlines Implements This Rule South Korea's Asiana Airlines has stopped selling tickets for some emergency exit row seats. A man allegedly opened an emergency exit door midair, causing panic. The seats are number 26A on 174-seat A321s and number 31A on 195-seat models.
South Korean Arrested for Opening Plane Emergency Exit Door, Faces Up to 10 Years in Prison A man who opened an emergency exit door during a flight in South Korea was formally arrested Sunday. The 33-year-old told investigators that he felt suffocated and tried to get off the plane quickly. 12 people were slightly injured on Friday after he opened the door of the Asiana Airlines Airbus A321-200.
Video South Korea's Asiana Airlines taking steps to keep passengers safe South Korea's Asiana Airlines taking steps to keep passengers safe. This comes in light of a recent episode on board one of its jets.
Asiana Airlines will stop selling exit row seats on some of its Airbus A321 jets after a man opened an emergency door during flight Window exit row seats 26A and 31A will no longer be bookable, Asiana said. The carrier said the move was out of precaution after a passenger opened a door during landing. The incident occurred on an Asiana Airlines Airbus A321.
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