Bird feathers found in engines of crashed South Korean jet

The researchers say that they will find evidence of a bird of hitting the plane that fell in South Korea in December 179.

Feathers and blood wounds on Jeju Airde engines were from Baikal TEAL, a ducks transferred in large groups, according to the original research report.

Crash – Resurrected in the South Korea – Now just look at the bird’s strike and concrete to the end of the road, where the aircraft collapsed.

Boeing 737-800’s engines will be dropped and concrete will be tempted, the report was.

Jeju Air aircraft left Bangkok in the morning of 29 December and was flying in the world’s world airport in southwest.

Almost 08:57 the local time, three minutes after the plane was contacted by airport, the control tower advised workers to be careful and “a bird’s work”.

At 0 08:59, the pilot reported that the plane hit the birds and it announced the sign of day.

Then the pilot asked permission to leave the other side, while there was a pregnancy without his equipment sent. More than this road and explode after the concrete in concrete, the report did.

Subjects previously said plane data and recording photographs from a plane stopped recording About four minutes the disaster.

The experts of the same airplane affected by damage is also available to the presence of concrete barrier, and others mean that injured injuries would have not been.

The concrete structure has a way of transport that helps the steps of a plane, which is known as a friend.

South Korea Ministry of Observes are robbed in the homes in the country and outside.

Last week, government officials announced that he would Update correct mode At the seven airport across the country. Seven squares also have their seclorious territory changes to follow feedback.

The first report has been submitted to the United Nations of United Nations and to the United States rulers, France, and Thailand.