While on a flight to South Korea, passengers aboard a Jin Air flight were forced to return to Mactan-Cebu International Airport after it was discovered that one of the plane’s doors was not fully shut and sealed - while they were 10,000 feet above ground!
An official for Jin Air, a low-cost carrier owned by South Korea’s major airline Korean Air Lines Co., stated that the moment that led to the discovery was when a “windy sound came from a gap in the door, which could have led to a drop in cabin pressure.”
“Some passengers might have complained about inconvenience because of it,” he continued.
One passenger said “the gap in the door was big enough to put a finger in it.”
“I thought I would die because I was numb with a headache,” the passenger added.
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