Mourners visiting a memorial altar to pray for the victims of the Jeju Air crash at Muan International Airport on Dec 30. - Reuters
MUAN: The stench of gasoline hangs over Muan International Airport. Behind a police cordon, plane seats, suitcases and twisted bits of metal are scattered, close to the wrecked fuselage of Jeju Air flight 2216.
The Boeing 737-800 carrying 181 people from Bangkok to South Korea crashed as it attempted an emergency landing Sunday (Dec 29), smashing into a wall and bursting into flames, leaving all but two people aboard feared dead.
