Jeju Air 737 crash South Korea

[Zaphod58]

And yet smoke still gets into the cockpit and passenger cabin, and large bird strikes still cause enough damage that planes have to mayday, and passengers still do not have harnesses only seatbelts, and airport runways still follow the minimum requirements and not the recommendations, and plane parts are faulty and there still is no safety oversight inspections, and landing gear is still dependent on the engine functioning but with time-consuming and cumbersome manual landing gear protocols.

I am listening to pilots' blogs and all of them are confused as to the decision-making of these two pilots, just saying. I am waiting to learn what the S. Korean authorities find lacking with crew/staff training and resources, not to mention their airport design decisions. Why is will be interesting is that some pilots on their blogs say that the S. Korean operational training and protocols are similar worldwide.

Why not have a bubble-type protective devices be available to people on planes to further protect them from flying debris and fire?

Profit over people's lives, that's why.

Now that S. Korean authorities have handed over the flight recorder to the U.S. for investigation, one SK official is already accusing the U.S. that their final assessment will favour Boeing and blame it all on S. Korean failings.

Is Boeing being protected by U.S. government because $$$? There's a conspiracy theory for everyone.

And you keep proving you have no clue what you’re talking about. You just keep pushing “profit over safety” and expecting 100% safe 100% of the time. You have absolutely no clue how much safety has improved over the years because of previous accidents, but keep screaming “profit over safety!” Why don’t you try learning what’s changed.

As for your wrap to protect passengers, that would work SO well when you have to evacuate 250 people in 90 seconds. I’m sure it would cause any safety issues or kill anyone when the cabin ignites from the fire they were trying to get away from.