Comments by "Straight2Dpoint" (@4evertrue830) on "AiTelly" channel.

@karimgamer7747 JEJU airlines is a local S.Korean airline is it not? So, the airline is flown by South Korean pilots which means even if this is an international flight, it is still a local domestic airline. It also means those pilots should have been aware of the wall mound and landed in the right direction and at the beginning of the runway.
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 @superman85234 All 737 aircrafts landing gears can operate manually even if electrical power is badly affected by bird strikes or, something else entirely.
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@Goldie_Edits What i am trying to say is, it is a local registered South Korean airline, flown by SK pilots. They should be more familiar with the outlay of the airport.
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 @zuzelstein Why do you dislike a good answer to a good comment?
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@Literature4343 Not all airline pilots are trained professionals that cannot make mistakes. If they all are professionals and cannot make mistakes, why do aircraft accident reports by the FAA (and other avaition authorities) most often include "Pilot error" as the reason for many airline accidents?
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@Literature4343 I read your earlier comment saying these pilots are trained professionals, why then did they come in to land at high speed? High speed is needed for take offs not landing. Why did they not deploy the landing gears? Landing gears operate electrically and manually and have brakes to stop the aircraft after landing. Why did they land in the middle of the runway? All commercial aircrafts land at the beginning of all runways so that they have enough landing length to stop the aircraft. So, how well trained are these professional pilots flying for JEJU airlines really? It is very common for some certain airlines to cut cost by not paying for mandatory pilot re-training from time to time. (smh)
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