South Korea to inspect all Boeing 737-800 planes following passenger jet crash

South Korea's transport ministry said on Monday that it will inspect all Boeing 737-800 planes in the country after the same passenger jet of Jeju Air crashed on Sunday. Officials of the transport ministry announced the plan at a news conference on Monday as investigators continued to examine the wreckage of the Boeing 737 jet at Muan International Airport.

The officials said they will carry out a joint investigation with the US National Transportation Safety Board to analyze the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder retrieved from the jet. Boeing is a US maker. They said the flight data recorder was found partially damaged.