In May, an Airbus A321 operated by Asiana Airlines experienced a rare incident when a passenger opened the emergency exit door while the aircraft was descending towards Daegu International Airport in South Korea. With approximately 200 passengers on board, the action caused a sudden rush of air into the cabin, leading to breathing difficulties for some nearby passengers. Fortunately, the aircraft maintained stability, and the pilots successfully executed a safe landing. Emergency services were on standby, and nine individuals received treatment for minor injuries. Investigators found that the passenger, who was apprehended, had acted impulsively due to feeling suffocated. Aviation specialists noted that the door typically cannot be opened mid-flight due to pressure differences, but the low altitude allowed for this rare occurrence. This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of human behavior in aviation, even under controlled circumstances.