South Korea asked Asiana to survey security before collision

South Korea's transport service said Thursday it asked Asiana Airlines Inc. to audit wellbeing measures two months after an Asiana flight smash arrived in San Francisco.

Kwon Yong Bok, executive general of flight security approach at the transport service, said the legislature educated Asiana on April 30 it may as well contract more pilots, architects and lodge group as the aerial shuttle wanted to expand its armada of planes by 20 percent by 2017. It presently has 80 planes.

"We asked the organization to audit its wellbeing strategies at the end of the day," Kwon said by telephone.

He said the service likewise proposed that Asiana unify its security administration framework and set up an oversight group for airplane upkeep.

The proposals were made as a major aspect of a wellbeing counseling project that the service set up for the carrier business to minimize the danger of mishaps.

Asiana Flight 214 collision arrived at San Francisco's universal airfield on July 6, executing three individuals and harming sets. Twelve individuals are still hospitalized incorporating five lodge team, South Korea's transport service said Monday.

The collision of the Boeing 777 was Asiana's first mischance since a load plane arrived in waters close South Korea's Jeju island in 2011, slaughtering two pilots. Its deadliest plane mischance was in 1993 when a down home flight crashed south of Seoul, slaughtering 66 individuals.

The explanation for the San Francisco mischance is even now being tested yet specialists have so far discovered no proof of mechanical issues with the plane.