‘Do not open plane doors’ warning in S. Korea mandated for planes in flight


In May, a man in his 30s opened the emergency exit of an Asiana Airlines plane before it landed at an airport. - AFP

SEOUL: South Korea plans to revise its current ordinance on the operation of air transport such as mandating an in-flight announcement which reminds passengers not to open plane doors while in flight, said the country’s Transport Ministry on Nov 28.

A pre-announcement about the revision is set to take place by Dec 14, according to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

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