Cho Hyun-ah the the daughter of the chairman of Korean Airlines and former executive for KAL could be facing sometime at the gray bar hotel following her age regression tantrum for being served macadamia nuts in bag instead of on plate. Yes, she was in charge of inflight services but was it really necessary for little Hyun-ah to act like the spoiled little heiress brat that she is? In her vapid little mind it was as she was born with a silver poll shoved up where the sun never shines.
A Seoul court has issued an arrest warrant for a former executive of South Korea's top airline, who came under heavy criticism over a controversial 'nut rage' incident early this month.
Cho Hyun-ah attended a court session on Tuesday which reviewed the validity of her arrest warrant. Cho had resigned as the airline's vice-president for cabin service four days after a national uproar over her conduct aboard a Seoul-bound Korean Air flight from New York on December 5.
Cho, the eldest daughter of Korean Air chairman Cho Yang-ho, had forced the plane to return to the gate and kicked off the chief flight attendant because she had been served nuts in a bag, not on a plate. Cho said the crew did not follow the proper procedure for serving nuts to first-class passengers.
The flight was subsequently returned to the gate, causing an 11-minute delay in its arrival at Seoul's main gateway, Incheon International Airport. More than 250 passengers were on board.
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