One of them flew into a rage when her nuts were served in a packet instead of a bowl, and the other stands accused of throwing water in someone’s face: the daughters of Korean Air’s chief have been forced to stand down from the company.
The two daughters of the Chairman of Korean Airlines have been forced to stand down from the company after losing their tempers.
Amidst increasing claims of bullying and abuse of power, Cho Yang-ho apologised for the behaviour of the sisters and said they would be stripped of their responsibilities. Going nuts
Four years ago, elder daughter, Cho Hyun-ah (also known as Heather), Vice-President at the time, had to apologise publicly after she flew into a rage when her airline nuts were served to her in a packet rather than a bowl on a flight between New York and Seoul. She forced the employees concerned to kneel and apologise, and had one of them removed from the plane. She later hit another member of staff with a manual.
Cho Hyun-ah served five months in jail for her outburst.
