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Sorry for going nuts: Korean Air executive
韓國(guó)航空公司副總裁道歉
This is the Korean Air Lines executive whose career came to earth with a bump over nuts served in a bag, not a bowl. Heather Cho resigned her vice-presidency after forcing a New York-Seoul flight back to the gate to expel the chief steward. On Friday she apologised to all those affected. (SOUNDBITE)(Korean) FORMER VICE PRESIDENT OF KOREAN AIR LINES, HEATHER CHO, SAYING: "I sincerely apologise for causing trouble to everyone, I'm sorry. " Her father, who's chairman of the airline, was more forthright. (SOUNDBITE)(Korean) CHO YANG-HO, CHAIRMAN OF KOREAN AIR LINES, SAYING: "I apologise to the people of this country as chairman of Korean Air and as a father for the trouble caused by mydaughter's foolish conduct." Transport officials are investigating whether Cho's actions breached aviation laws. She's been told she won't be employed by any other companies affiliated to Korean Air Lines. The incident is being viewed with mirth by some and outrage by others in a nation whose economy is dominated by powerful family-run conglomerates.
