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Jeju Air B737-800 on Jeju-Beijing Route Declares Emergency and Diverts to Seoul

 A Jeju Air Boeing 737-800, en route from Jeju to Beijing, declared an emergency and was forced to divert to Seoul after experiencing technical issues mid-flight. The aircraft, which had been in the air for a significant portion of the journey, alerted air traffic control and requested a diversion to Incheon International Airport for safety reasons.

 

Reports indicate that the crew handled the situation professionally, ensuring the safety of all 180 passengers on board. Emergency response teams were on standby upon the aircraft’s arrival at Seoul, but no injuries were reported. The airline assured passengers that the necessary measures were taken to address the issue.

 

As a result of the emergency diversion, Jeju Air is expected to investigate the root cause of the technical malfunction and work closely with aviation authorities. Passengers were offered assistance with rebooking, and the airline promised to provide more information as the situation unfolds.

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