A Singapore Airlines flight traveling from London to Singapore was struck by severe turbulence, leading to a tragic fatality and leaving dozens injured. The incident occurred on a Boeing 777-300ER, which was subsequently diverted to Bangkok for an emergency landing.
Chaos in the Skies
Passengers aboard the flight described scenes of panic as the aircraft suddenly dropped altitude. Unsecured items and passengers were thrown around the cabin, causing multiple injuries. Emergency services were on standby as the plane landed at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok.
Emergency Response
Medical teams rushed to assist the injured, with at least 30 people requiring hospital treatment. Tragically, one passenger, believed to be a British national, succumbed to their injuries. Singapore Airlines has expressed deep sorrow over the incident and is cooperating fully with authorities.
Investigation Underway
Aviation experts are investigating the cause of the turbulence, with early reports suggesting it may have been due to sudden weather changes. The airline has pledged to review safety protocols to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Passengers affected by the incident are being offered counseling and support, while families of those injured have been contacted by the airline.
