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Korean Air chief's gets one year jail term in 'nut rage' case
Heather Cho, daughter of Korean Air chairman Cho Yang-ho and the former head of in-flight service, violated the law by ordering the plane to return to the gate after it started to taxi on Dec. 5. Cho had demanded the flight crew chief be expelled from the flight after a first class stewardess served her macadamia nuts in a bag and not on a dish. The plane which had started to move away from the gate had to return. (uk.reuters.com) Daha Fazlası...
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What a nasty human being! . A disgrace They should also ban her from flying for 5 years!!
She deserved to get slapped..
I have a friend who is now a 7 years resident of South Korea. He tells me this kind of elitism among SK's wealthiest families is a especially prevalent among the children of the wealthy.
The general population is pretty sick of them.
I have a friend who is now a 7 years resident of South Korea. He tells me this kind of elitism among SK's wealthiest families is a especially prevalent among the children of the wealthy.
The general population is pretty sick of them.
Well SHE's definitely nuts for sure ....let's see how long she actually stays in jail though! Pompous egocentric arrogant brat!
Hope she enjoys prison nuts.
I think Miss Cho should have been given 1 year, in the "pokey", for each nut in the bag.
Well, the working class in So.Korea is getting aggravated too according to the story, or it probably would have been dismissed:
"The so-called "nut rage" episode triggered scorn and outrage in a country whose economy is dominated by family-run conglomerates known as chaebol, and where many are fed up with the rich and powerful escaping punishment for bad behaviour."
Somebody down here said the pilot did get disciplined, I guess for going back to the gate, but as I said earlier, her being the bosses daughter, I figure most of us would have.
"The so-called "nut rage" episode triggered scorn and outrage in a country whose economy is dominated by family-run conglomerates known as chaebol, and where many are fed up with the rich and powerful escaping punishment for bad behaviour."
Somebody down here said the pilot did get disciplined, I guess for going back to the gate, but as I said earlier, her being the bosses daughter, I figure most of us would have.
