MUAN, South Korea -- South Korea and the U.S. launched a joint investigation on Tuesday into the Jeju Air plane crash with the goal of determining what caused the accident that killed 179 people and left only two survivors.
Theories range from a bird strike to landing gear problems
Firefighters look at wreckage of the crashed Jeju Air jet at Muan International Airport in Muan, South Korea on Dec. 31. © Reuters
MUAN, South Korea -- South Korea and the U.S. launched a joint investigation on Tuesday into the Jeju Air plane crash with the goal of determining what caused the accident that killed 179 people and left only two survivors.