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After the plane crash in South Korea, all Boeing 737-800 planes will be checked. Yonhap

South Korean authorities will conduct an inspection of all Boeing 737-800 aircraft in the country after the Jeju Air plane crashed at Muan Airport on December 29, Yonhap news agency reported.


As a result of the plane crash, 179 of the 181 people on board died. It became the largest plane crash in the history of the Republic of Korea.


A week of mourning has been announced in South Korea. In addition, another Jeju Air plane, also a Boeing 737-800, returned to the departure airport due to an undercarriage problem, Yonhap reported, with the same problem as the plane that crashed on December 29.