Still, bad press or embarrassing to the company, as a company exec she was apparently within her rights to ask the plane be turned around. Bad for Korean Air, delayed passengers a reported 10 minutes (big deal!). But again, my question in the thread is WHAT LAW DID SHE BREAK IN DOING SO? From what I can see NONE. She’s only now charged for impeding an investigation, maybe even lying to investigators. So she pulled a Clinton, which has nothing to do with her actions in having the plane turned around. I actually favor her action as I am sick and tired of peanuts on my near weekly flights.
So you favor what this self-entitled b*tch did? Hope I don’t get stuck sitting next to you on one of MY near weekly flights.
‘as a company exec she was apparently within her rights to ask the plane be turned around.’
The Ministry investigating the incident has already determined that she was a regular passenger and had no such authority. She was arrested and charged.