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South Korean aerospace professor appointed to lead aviation accident investigation board

Monday, 20 July 2026, 06:31 · 1 min read

South Korea has appointed Choi Kee-young, an aerospace engineering professor at Inha University (a major research university in Incheon), as the new chairperson of the Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board. Choi, who holds a doctoral degree from Stanford University, will lead the 11-member board for a three-year term alongside three newly appointed non-standing members. Following his appointment, Choi pledged to accelerate the investigation into the deadly 2024 Jeju Air plane crash and to strengthen the independence and credibility of the country's aviation and railway accident investigation system.

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YonhapAerospace engineering professor named new head of aviation investigation board ↗︎
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