Why terrifying turbulence left 1 dead & 30 injured on Singapore plane which plunged 7000ft - expert

My son lives in Thailand and he told me that hospitals there are very well organized and professional. That's seen here with their medical staff.

Looks like the medical team in Thailand is very professional.

I think how well the Thai Authorities handled this Emergency once that plane has landed is commendable.

Moral of the story, ALWAYS keep your belt fastened when seated…like travelling in a car.

Thank you to the pilot who managed for the safety emergency landing.he saves lives of 200+ people.🙏

I was supposed to be onboard on this flight SQ321 back to Singapore but rescheduled to 22nd (same flight SQ321 ) instead because I’ve met an old friend and decided to extend for another day so that we could meet up for dinner, otherwise I could be one of the injured person. My condolences to the family of the deceased and at this difficult moment my thoughts are with them wholeheartedly & wishes those onboard who are injured a speedy recovery.

I remember on one flight i had to warn a mum about turbulence for allowing her toddler to wander along the aisle. Some ppl think that seat belt is a nuisance

Thank God the pilots manage to control the boeing and save hundreds of lives. Sad for the elderly that passed may he rest in peace

The elderly Englishman allegedly died from a heart attack, not injuries sustained from the turbulence

Thank you Thailand.

Dont blame the airline or the manufacturer. There's thousands of documented instances where turbulence occurs in the middle of nowhere, over clear skies. The pilots couldn't have prevented this

Salute to the pilots, they still managed to control the plane and landed it safely, if not you could not have imagined what will happened! God bless us all

Been in turbulence many times. And once or twice in some very turbulent one where the plane suddenly dipped. It is scary stuff but you do as the signs and beeps say and fasten your seat belt. You ride it through because you have full faith in the pilots that are flying the aircraft to see it through. Its just unfortunate that a senior citizen died due to whatever reasons caused his passing during that moment.... May he rest in Peace

Hopefully it can teach airline passengers to keep their seatbelts on throughout the trip. An air hole can appear very suddenly. Have experienced it myself, very unpleasant.

ALWAYS KEEP YOUR BELT ON WHEN SEATED!!!!

This man is very intelligent

I think we should wait to hear from pilots! SIA are a great airline and condolences to family of man who died . Also our thoughts for the cabin crew and appreciation to pilots who were most professional and made immediate landing. Thank you to Thailand aswell and their emergency response teams!

Could you imagine if it happened in the toilet while taking a number two or in meal service ...

They also say keep belts on even when cruising due to this stuff..just do as told

As ex crew of 22 years Long Haul the hardest part of the Job was getting people to comply with instructions, seatbelts being the hardest. Certain nationalities hated any sort of authority. Once the seat belt signs were illuminated many would then need the toilets. Likewise as soon as the aircraft started taxiing to the gate many would stand up and start unloading hand luggage. Having experienced clear air turbulence and hitting the ceiling in the galley on a 747 my only regret was not having photos of the damage caused to the ceiling and to my head to show passengers why we insist on seatbelts. I was off work for 5 months and had 32 stitches. Well done as well to the crew and all the ground crews in Bangkok, such a good example on how things should be handled. Also the commentator David Lamont tells us nothing apart from the obvious just listen to him, it really is a case of 'no sh** Sherlock'