Man dead after severe turbulence during Singapore Airlines flight, several people badly injured

An airport official said the 73-year-old man may have had a heart attack, though that hasn't been confirmed.


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[pjaypender]

Wear your seat belt through the entire flight. Full stop. FAs have been telling you this for decades.

[somethingaboutbrooke]

This just further proves how securely built an aircraft is. It can drop thousands of feet in seconds and still continue the flight and land safely.

[Joseph-utui]

Rumor has it that his last words were "So glad I'm not on one of those damn 737-MAXs".

[YvetteArby]

Kudos to the CEO for making this announcement after this tragedy. Prayers for all the ones who went through this ordeal and their loved ones! 🙏🏼🕊️❤️

[kathybrant]

I'm sorry for your loss. He looks like he was a sweet soul. That had to be a traumatic experience.

[gregmcintosh]

It's not the damn environment it's the rush to reach destination and speed through pockets at risk of turbulence

[mdeluco]

If you need a seatbelt sign to tell you what common sense should tell you then you are the type who will cry lawsuit when you hit your thumb with a hammer and blame the hammer.I only say this because the reporter mentioned the sign. It was a tragic accident. Period.

[RandomVideosFirst]

"the plane fell thousands of feet in just a few seconds", that would suggest it took a nose dive, alot of the reporting has been inaccurate, it was a gradual descent

[joecombs]

You couldn't *just* tell the story. You had to push political propaganda while you were at it.