Data from the black box goes missing just moments before the South Korean plane tragedy.
On December 29, a Jeju Air jet tragically crashed near Muan airport in South Korea, marking a dark chapter in aviation history. The incident claimed the lives of 179 people, making it the deadliest airplane accident ever recorded on South Korean soil. To add to the mystery, the flight’s black boxes—those all-important flight data and cockpit voice recorders—stopped recording just four minutes before the aircraft collided with a concrete structure. Talk about cutting things a little too close for comfort.
Now, this wasn’t…