ps - this is why I love ghost stories:

At that point Loft simply vanished and disappeared

Because doing one of those things is not enough.

flight 401 this link is much easier to read.

Gak. I haven't flown in 2 years and I don't miss it one iota. And there were no ghosts on that flight.

Yeah, dabitch, I too am trying to figure out how somebody could manage to hang themselves in an airplane bathroom. I mean, it's hard enough to just drop trou, squat, and pee. (I remember long ago when I was young and stupid[er], taking a cross-country flight in a skin-tight long-sleeved denim jumpsuit that zipped up the front. Golly, that was fun.)(/off-topic)

*Not* to fly? Ghosts on an airplane would be cool! Get me on that!

You're going to die up there.
- (Regan MacNeil [Linda Blair] in The Exorcist)

Hahaha, katallison, I know exactly what you mean, I too have worn the wrong clothing for airplane bathrooms. Maybe Koreans have bigger planes? Maybe she was really tiny? Maybe the whole thing is made up. Teehee. Right down to the monk flying first class. *cause it ain't a good Korean ghost story unless there's a monk involved saying "I see dead people"

I would fly with those Flight 401 ghosts, since they're promising to keep another crash from happening. I don't care... pop your head in and out of the oven all you like, dudes, just keep this thing aloft.

Not that the rest of the story is plausible either, but I find it hard to believe that a crew member would ask a passanger, particularly a monk, why he was muttering.