S. Korean court suspends prison term of ex-Korean Air exec

S. Korean court suspends prison term of ex-Korean Air exec

Former Korean Air vice president Cho Hyun Ah is surrounded by reporters on May 22, 2015, at the Seoul High Court, as she was released after the court suspended her prison term for breaking aviation law in the so-called "nut rage" case. While she was in prison since Dec. 30, the court sentenced her to a 10-month prison term with a stay of execution for two years, commutation from a one-year jail term imposed by a lower court. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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