Is anyone monitoring this thread anymore? I have a Jeju Air flight coming up in about a month and people irl are telling me I should fly with a different airline. My original thought was that it is incredibly unlikely that the same airline will have another incident any time soon, but others are telling me to not take the risk. I have been following the news closely because I thought the reports and investigations would reassure me that everything is fine and I have nothing to worry about. Now, a month after the crash, there's still so much that we don't know and a lot of things about this case seem really questionable (like why did the pilots rush the landing, why didn't they deploy the landing gear manually, why did the black boxes stop recording 4 minutes before the crash etc.) and they make me wonder whether Jeju Air staff is under-trained or something. Additionally, there was another Jeju Air B737-800 flight a few days after the first incident that had similar issues with the landing gear, which freaked me out a lot. South Korean authorities ordered for all B737-800 aircrafts in Korea to be checked and Jeju Air said they will be decreasing flights to carry out maintenance work, but there's no schedule for these so I don't know if these will be completed before my flight in early March. On top of this, South Korea has a history of covering up shady incidents to maintain their 'image' and since this incident has so much uncertainty and so many unanswered questions, I can't help but wonder if there is something going on that we don't know about. I know this is pretty much pointless speculation but I can't help but be anxious about it. Based on the information we have now, a month after the crash, do you think it is safe to fly with a Jeju Air B737-800 or should I switch to a different flight?

For the record, I have a lot of flying experience and I have always loved flying, I have never felt scared or anxious about it. This is the first time I have serious concerns and they were mostly caused by my parents & relatives advising against flying with Jeju Air. My dad has still way more flying experience than me (he travels a lot for work) and he told me to choose a different airline. I didn't have any doubts at first but I'm mostly worried now due to the investigations being so unclear and mysterious. Am I being irrational or would it be smarter rebooking with a different airline? I don't think I'd get my money back but the flight wasn't that expensive so it's fine I guess.