Here's how Jeju Air's CEO says it will come back from the plane crash that killed 179 and scarred its reputation

Kim E-bae, CEO of Jeju Air, apologizes during a press conference at Muan International Airport on Sunday.

Yonhap via Channel News Asia

• A Jeju Air plane crashed on Sunday, killing 179 people. The CEO addressed reporters on Tuesday.
• Its CEO, Kim E-bae, outlined how the airline plans to regain trust after the catastrophic crash.
• He apologized, pledged compensation for victims, and announced scheduling changes focused on safety.

The CEO of Jeju Air addressed reporters on Tuesday...