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☆ Asiana Airlines: 'I wondered what I'd done wrong in life,' says man next to passenger who opened plane door
  + stars: | 2023-06-09 | by ( Paula Hancocks | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +4 min
The passenger he was sat next to on a recent Asiana Airlines flight allegedly opened the plane’s emergency door – while it was still in the air. He’d been watching YouTube on his mobile phone when the door opened and an intense wind hit him, blowing away his hat and headphones and making it hard to breathe. Glancing across at the man sat next to him, Lee noticed that he “seemed tense” and both men were “trembling with fear.”Footage taken from inside the Asiana Airlines plane shows the terrifying moment the door opened midair. Injured Asiana Airlines passengers are taken to Daegu hospital after a door on the plane opened mid-air. Aircraft doors can usually only be opened upon touchdown.”Lee says he hasn’t heard from Asiana Airlines since the incident.
Persons: Lee Yoon, ”, Lee, He’d, ” Lee, –, hasn’t, I’ve, I’m, he’s Organizations: South Korea CNN, Airlines, YouTube, Police, Asiana Airlines, Daegu Fire, Investigations, Airbus, Aircraft Locations: Seoul, South Korea, Jeju, Daegu, hyperventilation
☆ Man who sat next to a plane passenger accused of opening a door mid-flight says it reminded him of a disaster movie
  + stars: | 2023-06-09 | by ( Sophia Ankel | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
A video captured the moment an Asiana Airlines passenger opened the emergency exit door mid-flight. The man sitting next to the passenger told CNN that he thought he was going to die. A man who sat next to an Asiana Airlines passenger accused of opening a plane door mid-flight last month said it reminded him of a disaster movie. Lee also said that the man sitting next to him "seemed tense" and that both of them were "trembling with fear." Lee told CNN that he feels like he's "been born again" after the incident.
Persons: Lee Yoon, Lee Organizations: Airlines, CNN, Asiana, Airbus, Daegu International Airport, Associated Press, AP Locations: Jeju, Daegu
☆ An Asiana Airlines passenger says he thought he was going to die when his flight's emergency door was opened mid-flight
  + stars: | 2023-05-30 | by ( Natalie Musumeci | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +2 min
A man who sat next to the person accused of opening a door on an Asiana Airlines flight feared for his life. Lee Yoon-Joon told South Korea's Yonhap News Agency that he wondered whether he would die. Lee Yoon-Joon spoke out about last week's in-flight incident to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency, saying that he "thought, am I going to die?" An Asiana Airlines representative told CNN that the flight was about 700 feet above the ground when the emergency exit door was opened, causing panic to ensue. An arrest warrant was issued by a South Korean court for the man suspected of opening up the door, according to Reuters.
☆ As South Korean government proposes flexible overtime rules, some fear workers may suffer
  + stars: | 2023-01-19 | by ( Hyunsu Yim | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +5 min
It would supersede a 2018 law that limited the work week to 52 hours - 40 hours of regular work plus 12 hours of overtime. For counting periods of a month or longer, up to 29 hours a week of overtime would be allowed, for a total of 69 work hours in one week. In a statement, the Korean Women's Associations United said "only regulations like the 52-hour workweek and pressure from labour unions can protect workers from long working hours". Extending working hours, even temporarily, affects women more than men, said Lee Min-Ah, Professor of Sociology at Chung-Ang University. Other workers say the new plan ignores a lot of the cultural and social nuances of work in South Korea.
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