I have lost colleagues I saw every day. And I've also lost my passengers. While the exact cause is still unclear, we're all struggling and heartbroken, unable to fully comprehend this situation. Even the word 'sadness' cannot express the sorrow... There are no words that can describe this grief perfectly.
Nevertheless, we continue to greet passengers again. Though I feel like I could break down and cry at the slightest touch, but I clench my teeth and do my best for the passengers who trust us enough to board the plane, even in this situation. Our maintenance engineers are doing their best as always, knowing that my precious colleagues were on board. We are all giving everything we have.
Various news articles are pouring out, and too many stories are circulating. As someone who works in the field, I have often felt resentment toward the company for neglecting the frontline workers. But even with that resentment, I have never allowed it to impact the care and service I provide to my passengers.
We cannot even cry openly. It’s only after the flight is over, after all the passengers have disembarked, that we allow ourselves to shed the tears we’ve been holding back. I'm also worried that I won't be able to see off my departed colleague due to my schedule.
It breaks my heart to see how much our maintenance engineers are struggling. They've always done their best. We trust them completely when we board the planes. Our pilots enter the cockpit again with that heavy responsibility. We believe in and respect the pilots' choices.
We have done our best. We are doing our best. And we will continue to do so in the future. We believe that the late pilots had done their best. I respect my colleagues who did their best to reassure passengers until the very end and prepared for an evacuation. I hope their last moments are respected.
Journalists-nim, please write refined articles... Please write real news without being influenced by anyone's power...
Tomorrow, I will be flying again. I will do my best for the safe and secure journey of the passengers I will meet.
Source: https://www.teamblind.com/kr/s/Dw2UhkFE
-This is so heartbreaking.
-I believe the captain, co-pilot, and all the crew members did their absolute best.
-The captain, co-pilot, and two crew members did their best. I hope the two injured crew members recover quickly as well.
-To think about the captain's feelings... I just can't find the right words to describe how I feel. His colleagues must feel it a hundred times more deeplyㅠㅠ
-This is very upsetting...ㅠㅠㅠㅠ Please stay strong. Because of the terrible company, only the employees are suffering... ㅠㅠ
-My friend is also a Jeju Air crew member and she seems to be mentally exhausted... I'm worried about her.
-Thinking about the captain, co-pilot, and crew members makes my heart ache so muchㅠㅠ
-That's right. They truly gave their all in that critical moment.... It's so sad. I hope the remaining staff also receive comfort... Please stay strong, everyone.
-The employees didn't do anything wrong. It's always the higher-ups who are the problem.
-I'm tearing up... Everyone is going through so much in this difficult situationㅠㅠ
-It must be so painful to have to smile and work when your colleagues, who you might have flown with, have passed away... I can’t imagine how painful that must feel. Please take care of yourselves and stay strong.
-I knew it would be like this... ㅠㅠ It's not the employees' fault, it's the company's faultㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
-I'm crying. They can't even grieve properly, and they must be scared and struggling as well. There's nothing we can do.
-The cause hasn’t even been determined yet, so why is there so much speculation?ㅠㅠ Can we just focus on mourning, please?ㅠㅠ
-ㅠㅠㅠㅠ I can't stop crying. Even I feel this wayㅠㅠ Imagine how much worse it is for the families and colleagues?ㅠㅠ Every day must be a nightmare for them.
