Asiana Airlines flight attendant standing with whole body blocking emergency exit = Korea

On May 26th, a man in his 30s opened the emergency door of an Asiana Airlines flight about 200 meters above the ground, but it was revealed that the crew was able to minimize the damage due to their resolute response. rice field. Earlier, in an interview with MBC in Daegu, a male passenger complained that 'there was no action taken by the crew,' but this is not true.

The photo of the crew member was released through the media on the 28th. Behind Suspect A (33), who forced the emergency door open, a female flight attendant is standing with her whole body blocking the emergency exit.

MBN reported the photo and said, "In an extremely dangerous situation, a female flight attendant stood with her arms outstretched and her whole body blocking the doorway after installing a safety bar on the emergency door." The passenger plane appears to be running on the runway after landing with the emergency door open.

This crew member, another crew member, and some of the passengers suppressed Suspect A, who was about to jump out of the open emergency exit. became. The crew also remained calm during the tense situation and signaled the male passenger to "help me," thus preventing further damage.

In an interview with Daegu MBC on the 26th, male passenger B, who was on board the plane where the accident occurred, said, "There was no action (by the crew). Should I go and shut it down myself?"

However, on the YouTube channel of Daegu MBC News, where this video was posted, there was a comment that objected to B's remarks. A netizen who introduced himself as "one of the three citizens who helped catch the suspect" said, "The crew controlled the suspect, but he was over 185cm tall and weighed 120kg. We weren't strong enough to suppress the suspects, who are believed to exceed 100,000," he explained the situation.

He added, "The suspect tried to jump out and the flight attendants were heading towards him. I and two other male passengers pulled the suspect onto the aisle and held him down on our knees and hands. I was pressing while the plane was landing while holding it down," he said to B, "He said crews didn't do anything, but if that was true, what did the person who answered the interview do? They should interview after knowing the truth."