(Bloomberg) -- South Korea's transportation
ministry said it would bar PT Garuda Indonesia and six other
overseas airlines from flying to the country if they didn't
raise safety standards.
State-owned Iran Air, Cambodia's PMTair and Royal Khmer
Airlines Co. were also ordered to make improvements, Lee Kwang
Hee, a director at South Korea's Aviation Safety Oversight
Division said today. Problems included shortages of spare parts
or engineers, as well as a lack of safety manuals, Lee said.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
ministry said it would bar PT Garuda Indonesia and six other
overseas airlines from flying to the country if they didn't
raise safety standards.
State-owned Iran Air, Cambodia's PMTair and Royal Khmer
Airlines Co. were also ordered to make improvements, Lee Kwang
Hee, a director at South Korea's Aviation Safety Oversight
Division said today. Problems included shortages of spare parts
or engineers, as well as a lack of safety manuals, Lee said.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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