Netizens Ask for Help Searching for K-Pop Fans on Board Jeju Air Flight 2216 After the “Asia Artist Awards 2024” in Thailand

Netizens Ask for Help Searching for K-Pop Fans on Board Jeju Air Flight 2216 After the “Asia Artist Awards 2024” in Thailand

They were returning home.

THE Asian Artist Awards 2024 (also known as AAA of 2024) was held in Bangkok, Thailand on December 27. As one of the most anticipated annual awards shows in the Korean entertainment industry, many fans traveled from all over the world to witness the event in person.

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Poster for the “Asia Artist Awards 2024” | @weverseofficial/X

After Jeju Air Flight 2216 crashed on the morning of December 29, posts appeared on X (formerly known as Twitter) seeking information on K-Pop fans believed to have been on board the flight after seeing the show in Bangkok.

“@@@@
Please contact me if you can reach or hear anything about a MYDAY [Day6 fan] named Kim ** who boarded the Bangkok-Muan flight around 1.30am today.

They were supposed to return to Korea after watching AAA, but I didn’t hear back. Please, I beg you. They wore a bag with a plush key ring attached.

Choi Won Hye
[KakaoTalk URL]”

– Netizens

While a netizen searched for a Day6 fan, another looked for two &SQUAD fans they had just met.

“I apologize for tweeting from this account…

But today at 1.30am two MONÉs boarded the Bangkok-Muan flight. If you are in contact with one of them or know their identity, please send me a DM.

I’ll leave the direct messages open.”

– Netizens

Despite the tragic situation, some commentators questioned the netizens’ intentions, accusing them of using the plane crash as influence since they didn’t seem to know anything about the two fans. The original poster clarified the matter.

“Let me clarify as many of you are cursing me.

I met them on the day of the awards ceremony. We parted ways immediately after the ceremony. We met through an open chat, so I don’t know their names or their ages.

So far I can’t find them and that’s why I’m looking for them.”

– Netizens

The recovery operations of the crashed plane are currently still underway.

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