“We have decided not to file suit to concentrate all our efforts in addressing the consequences of the accident,” he said in a statement the South Korea’s second largest airline.
also mentioned an apology Asiana KTVU Channel Bay area of ??San Francisco, who used false names of the pilots of the crashed plane to joke with them, according to the local agency Yonhap.
On Friday one presenter read live KTVU fake names of the four pilots, who appeared on a chart next to the wreckage partially calcined.
pilots, announced the KTVU, were the captains Sum Ting Wong, Wi Your Lo Ho Lee Fuk and Ding Bang Ow, some Asian names but apparently hiding jokes in English on the deadly accident, as “Something’s wrong “or” We very low “in the case of the first two.
the accident, which occurred on day 6 during landing in San Francisco of a Boeing 777 Asiana, which after fly lower than normal its tail slammed against a wall and partially burned, killing three Chinese teenagers and there were more than 180 wounded.
After announcing the fake names of the pilots, KTVU Channel issued a direct apology and said the National Safety Board U.S. Transportation Board (NTSB) had confirmed by telephone the names of the pilots.
These events were identified using the NTSB, who also apologized and claimed that a grantee confused to confirm the alleged names of the pilots.
After the accident
Facebook and Twitter users published racial jokes, prompting a wave of complaints and condemnation messages on the network.
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