After a tragic plane crash at Muan Airport in South Korea that left 179 passengers dead, the country’s acting president, Choi Sang-mok, announced an investigation into the entire aviation system. The Boeing 737, operated by Jeju Air, was involved in the accident while landing. Experts are examining potential causes, including a reported bird strike and the malfunction of the landing gear. The black boxes have been found, but one is reportedly damaged. Jeju Air’s shares have plummeted nearly 16%, reaching a historical low following the incident.