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For the country of South Korea, the nation has seen more than its fair share of air accidents. One of the deadliest to involve South Korea occurred on April 15th, 2002. Air China Flight 129 crashed into the side of a mountain whilst navigating to its destination airport. What investigators were later trying to figure out, is why. The airport in question is one of the largest airports in South Korea, serving the large city of Busan and the surrounding areas. it has a set of standard procedures that pilots always follow. Planes come and go so often at Gimhae International Airport that the fact that this accident occurred lead to many asking the question of, what actually went wrong here? So let’s delve into Air China Flight 129

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