US EditionTributes to 'really nice bloke' who died after turbulence on flight
- The Singapore Airlines flight faced bad weather over Myanmar's Irrawaddy Basin at 37,000 feet, causing a medical emergency, diverting the plane to Bangkok. The flight, operated by a 16-year-old Boeing 777 jet, departed from Heathrow Airport to Singapore.
- Geoff tragically died during turbulence, likely due to a heart attack. His wife is hospitalized from the same incident. Around 30 individuals sustained injuries, with six in critical condition.
- The plane encountered treacherous conditions at 37,000ft, leading to passengers' injuries, including Geof's fatal heart attack.
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Un suceso catastrófico asociado a turbulencias en el aire es extremadamente raro. Cada día hay 100 000 vuelos aproximadamente, con 6 millones de pasajeros, y casi nunca sucede nada. Los aviones son extremadamente seguros y no hay peligro estructural en caso de turbulencia. Sin embargo, los incidentes graves ocurren. El último con fallecidos fue en 2009. Ayer, un avión de Singapore Airlines cayó 1 800 metros en cuatro minutos, y aterrizó de emerg…
Charlotte Griffiths admits she will ‘never fly anywhere tropical again’ after severe turbulence on Singapore Airlines flight
Daily Mail columnist and commentator Charlotte Griffiths has admitted that she will "never fly anywhere tropical again", following the incident involving passengers on a Singapore Airlines flight.Speaking on GB News, Griffiths said: "My husband is going to save lots of money, because I'm never going to fly anywhere tropical again."I went to Singapore on my honeymoon on the exact same flight - honestly I don't think I'll ever do it again now."WAT…
Who Was Geoffrey Kitchen, The Man Who Died In Singapore Airlines Turbulance
A British passenger Geoffrey Kitchen died on Tuesday after a Singapore Airlines flight from London encountered severe turbulence, forcing an emergency landing in Bangkok, Thailand. The Boeing 777-300ER, carrying 211 passengers and 18 crew members, was en route to Singapore when it was hit by sudden and extreme turbulence. The plane saw a dramatic drop of 6,000 feet in just 3 minutes, killing one and injuring over 30 passengers on board, reported…
20 people onboard aircraft hit by severe turbulence now in intensive care following death of British man on Singapore Airlines flight
Twenty people onboard a Singapore Airlines flight that hit severe turbulence on Tuesday are currently under treatment in intensive care facilities, Bangkok's Samitivej Hospital said in a statement on Wednesday.
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