Korean Air will stop serving instant noodles, a popular snack in Korea known as ramyeon that requires boiling water, on long-haul flights as part of changes it is making due to an increase in incidents of turbulence. Concerns about turbulence on flights have grown since May when a Singapore Airlines flight from London encountered severe turbulence that left one passenger stranded and dozens injured. The instant noodles are being heavily advertised on social media as a tempting offer by the airline on its flights. Korean Air announced last month that incidents of turbulence are on the rise and that it will stop serving its long-haul and medium-haul flights 20 minutes earlier, specifically 40 minutes before landing. The provision of cups of hot water for making noodles to passengers in economy class will stop […]
Source: News Beast
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