1 dead, several hurt after severe turbulence on Singapore Airlines flight from London

One person died and others were injured when a Singapore Airlines flight from London to Singapore encountered severe turbulence and had to divert to Bangkok just before 4 p.m. local time Tuesday, the airline said in a statement. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Holly Williams has more.
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[@Tigerbi]

Thank you Thai friend for helping all the passengers and crews.

[@LoisoPondohva]

Just to be clear - yes, wear your seatbelts, but the fatality wasn't caused by a traumatic injury. It was a 74 yo man who suffered a heart attack. A seatbelt wouldn't have saved him.

[@ovinophile]

They really shouldn’t say “killed” then.

[@thies7831]

Possibly stress. I know of people, when flying, their mind is set to being there and only a few cms / inches of material below them is separating them from dropping waaaaay down. The slightest move of the aircraft is setting them into panic mode. A turbulence drop like that will have them anticipating the aircraft smashing well into the ground already.

[@nachsn2213]

​@@ovinophile Agreed. It's unfair on the pilot who did a good job under the circumstances to bring the plane under control

[@LoisoPondohva]

@@ovinophile I agree, but journalists, amirite Killed has kind of become a catch-all term for any fatality in modern media, probably because it sounds more dramatic or something.

[@lordjim3109]

You don`t even know what HAS happened other than media parroting each other and you think you can talk about about what WOULD have happened. Insane

[@JJ-jo3rl]

Pilots are the heroes here. Couldn’t imagine the stress. It could have been worse. Praying for the people and the families of the departed. 🙏

[@xoxoxo5764]

I cannot stress it enough how important it is to keep your seatbelt on even when the sign is off. The pilots can’t always predict when it’s coming.

[@28ebdh3udnav]

It's impossible when the skies are clear

[@daisangen2559]

the one who killed is 73 yo with heart attack

[@zionismisterrorism8716]

The man died from a heart attack, not from hitting his head. Seat belt wouldn't have saved him.

[@xoxoxo5764]

@@zionismisterrorism8716 I’m not specifically talking about him but a lot of the injuries could have easily been prevented. Personally, I’d rather have my Seatbelt on than deal with a concussion, blood, or possible broken bones.

[@dommiles58]

Thanks mum

[@TK-mf5in]

Keep your seatbelt on, folks

[@karenmbbaxter]

It a very long flight and people need to go to the bathroom. You couldn't be sitting the whole time on this flight.

[@CharlieTheNerd91]

​@@karenmbbaxter LOL are you serious? So you are saying like 90% of passengers just permanently have to stand up or pee during a flight? My longest flight was 11-12 hours, I stood up I am 194cm tall, so leg room is always an issue), I went to the bathroom twice, and all of that had me unbuckled for a total of maybe 5 minutes of those 12 hours. Maaaany people take off their seatbelt as soon as they can, and will only put it back on when the flight attendants say so directly. This is a classic behavior.

[@TK-mf5in]

@@karenmbbaxter did I seriously need to add “while seated”? Sheesh I bet you’re a riot to hang out with.

[@Asterisks12]

@@karenmbbaxteryour not the brightest crayon in the box are you bud?

[@mikethemechanic7395]

Always keep it on….

[@fudgenuggets405]

If you are sitting down, keep your seatbelt on. I never understood why people immediately unbuckle as soon as the seatbelt light turns off.

[@copygrinder8700]

Because people are idiots.

[@stnsfnst]

Because it's a slight discomfort, and we know humans cant be bothered to be slightly inconvinienced

[@windshearahead7012]

because some people dont know what turbulence is. And seeing the seatbelt sign coming off they assume its ok to take off their seatbelts entirely. Bad design tbh

[@gnaneshwarrao174]

Because, seatbelt light turned off.

[@thies7831]

@@copygrinder8700 It's "freedom". Don't "fence me in". I once read a report about someone from East Germany travelling the Yukon region in Canada just after the wall did come down. He was so overwhelmed by the wide nature and feeling of infinity distance that he slept without a tent, being hemmed in otherwise. Often such claustrophobics are driving cars without being belted in, knowing about the risk, although, their mind does override their logic.

[@Kokopellli]

Just imagine how strong the plane is

[@KenCunningham-fq4uy]

My faith is in Jesus, Not the plane

[@Ryan-cb1ei]

People don’t understand how much they can tolerate. The wings can literally sway up and down. The issue was never the structural integrity of the aircraft when being subjected to turbulence but the squishy people inside being thrown around.

[@eddixon2015]

@@Ryan-cb1ei exactly

[@AndorranStairway]

It’s a Boeing plane. The problem might very well be because of the plane

[@steveaustin2686]

​@AndorranStairway 🙄🤡 It does NOT matter what plane it is or what airline you are on, when turbulence occurs.

[@chocolatechip12]

We had horrible turbulence with minor injuries from Osaka to San Francisco 2 months ago. I truly feared for my life. With weather getting worse and worse everywhere, these incidents are probably going to become more common.

[@1994CPK]

weather has always been this way. You think its getting worse because you hear about it all the time from the news.

[@tgw230]

probably going to become more common only because people are losing common sense by not wearing their seatbelts. But, but, what about ma pErSoNaL fReEdOmS!?

[@perez5249]

Weather isn’t any worse than it was 100 years ago🙄You’re just hearing more about it now because of technology and social media

[@IndyBiscuits]

Weather absolutely is getting worse, people. We go through cycles. We are at the end of one now. It’s a FACT that earths magnetic field is weakening significantly. Air travel is only going to get sketchier & sketcher.

[@KimsWeirdChannel]

To all of you saying weather isn’t worse, it absolutely is getting worse due to global climate change. It’s not social media, it’s science. With the atmosphere changing, temperature changing, water levels rising, and everything else, weather is changing as well. Thank you original commenter for not being dense.

[@reecom9884]

Bangkok officials said that it was a UK man who had died of a heart attack.

[@Roybwatchin]

I was on a flight about ten years ago making my way back from Germany. Made it all the way to 50 ft off the runway in Wichita, KS and then the pilot all of the sudden put the plane is nose up and full power to the engines. We hit a wind shear from an approaching t-storm. We had to divert to Tulsa, OK airport where we waited out the storm. That lasted about two hours and the storms kept building towards Wichita, so we packed back up and flew to Amarillo, TX airport and landed just long enough to fill the fuel tank and then promptly flew on the west side of the T-storms as we made our way back to Wichita. Needless to say that was a bumpy ride all the way and then as we were descending into Wichita, we hit some huge air pockets and the whole plane was thrown all over the place, bucking up and down, sideways, etc. people were thrown around and one flight attendant was limping her way back to her jump seat. The lady next to me (whom I didn't know) dug her nails into my arm as we were bouncing around. Scariest flight of my life and I've made hundreds. I feel for those passengers, it must've been terrifying.

[@dorisfaulkner7344]

The importance of being buckled at all times while you are seating is very important.

[@nachsn2213]

Saying "One killed" is not fair to the pilot who did a good job under the circumstances to bring the plane under control at 30000ft. The pilot would have alerted the passengers if the nearby ATCs had picked up the air pocket on radar but it's one of those invisible ones that you may fly into unknowingly.

[@nadzontube]

They are British, so they will be targetting Boeing for this 'killed' incident.. Airbus vs Boeing is even played on people's life. Or else the person who died would be (just saying) a British citizenship, so easier for Britain to blame Singapore Airlines (or rather Singapore)..

[@tgw230]

That's why they tell you to sit down before turbulence is about to come, let's be real here people need to be responsible and do the right thing not just make excuses for their lack of common sense

[@sparrrow76]

The person died from a heart condition.

[@tgw230]

@@sparrrow76 what about the people that got injured?

[@venomx4093]

Hey, let's ride a 300 mph rollercoaster without strapping ourselves in 😂

[@LoisoPondohva]

600+*

[@zooomthesquirrel3707]

600+ like another commenter said. And sometimes 800+ mph

[@LoisoPondohva]

@@zooomthesquirrel3707 well, 800 mph is supersonic, so not on passenger planes

[@venomx4093]

@@LoisoPondohva Lol I see that now, but I think or hope the passengers will get the point.

[@zooomthesquirrel3707]

@@LoisoPondohva my apologies, you are right. I meant about the Atlantic jet streams which occasionally push flights to unusual speeds

[@poonsrisrethaphakdi5776]

Thank you!

[@chrisk5791]

Killed is a strong word. The pax died from a heart attack, he was strapped in.

[@user-qk8qj8tf7c]

Sad one soul lost, safety belt all the time.

[@catht75]

As flight crew we are constantly asking people to buckle up and are more often than not ignored 😢

[@christopherstimpson6540]

Planes travel at around 500 mph. Time to wear a seat belt.

[@thies7831]

That is in relation of horizontal speed. Seat belts will not work in an impact that way. However, dropping in turbulence will hold the passenger in their seat.

[@MatchaCocoaDog]

So scary and sad 😢

[@MR-ot2nh]

I didn't know the "equator" thing. Does someone know why is that?

[@victoriaeads6126]

This headline is VERY misleading. The passenger died from what was likely a heart attack, not from injuries due to turbulence.

[@thies7831]

Stress. Always panic when the aircraft is hitting the ground. And in that case, one won't be the only one. So, relax. What one can't change is not worth getting upset about.

[@perez5249]

I still see ignorant people not wearing seatbelts whenever I fly

[@PeterDouche]

"Clearly you have never been to singapore" - Jack sparrow

[@querelleturner7325]

Singapore is horrible - a dystopian nightmare of the NWO & the WEF.

[@Itsmylife414]

Horrifying

[@PInk77W1]

Seatbelts

[@uGotGot1618]

Man, planes are wild. Think about what a plain must be experiencing for people to be hitting their heads on the overhead bin, and yet the plane was fine. Unless I’m forgetting one, I don’t commercial airliner, has ever crashed due to turbulence. Wild

[@Jmg831]

This turbulence incidents have become more and more common

[@PInk77W1]

Thousands more planes in the air compared to 20y ago. You do the math

[@Jmg831]

@@PInk77W1 ok

[@user-li1eo1kd5f]

True. The turbulence is getting more intense as well. Global temperatures, are making the jet stream carry more wind shear.

[@PInk77W1]

@@user-li1eo1kd5f lol. Too funny

[@Jmg831]

@@PInk77W1 maybe you don’t believe in global warming but it’s 100% happening weather you believe humans have something to do or not it’s still happening, storms are getting more intense because of it and glaciers are 100% melting

[@shivagoud1327]

I was faced same issue on Malayasian air lines 2023 june flight was from Malaysia to india drop off was 4000 ft suddenly but flight was landed safely thanku god

[@andyjay729]

Yeah, keep your seat belt on, but that must've been some scary turbulence.

[@KPMACHINE1]

I dont wear my seat belt so I can sue when we’re in an accident. Said no alive person.

[@GarthVonMaraner]

While in this case the passenger didn't fasten the seatbelt, going to the lavatory is a real risk, too.

[@jaasminechantee]

It is but if you really have to go and have gastrointestinal issues like myself should i just poop myself?

[@tgw230]

That's why they tell you to sit down before turbulence is about to come, let's be real here people need to be responsible and do the right thing not just make excuses for their lack of common sense

[@godc5073]

​@@jaasminechantee is pooping your pants worse than dying?

[@GarthVonMaraner]

@@jaasminechantee LOL I didn't say not to go when you have to go. It's everytime we walk in the cabin to be at the lavatory is when we're most vulnerable to sudden unexpected turrbulence. Just hope nothing like that happens when you do butnit can happen.

[@jaasminechantee]

@@GarthVonMaraner oh okay i understand; or sucks because it just happens but for the most part i just try to follow the rules

[@mariainman3618]

🙏🏻❤️........ I pray for a quick safe recovery for all those pax.... I do have a rather odd question if you're sitting down in your seat with your seatbelt on .....how was someone killed?

[@thies7831]

Not killed, died. By heart attack. There are those sensation rides, where people are kept waiting for a drop and eventually let go without warning. I guess it must have felt like that, only worse as it was not a bump in the airway, but a straight gravity pull over 2000m / 6000ft. Even a jump from the Burj Khalifa building in Dubai won't be a match. Watching the chaos around, one could come to the conclusion of the plane having broken up and going down by structural failure. Metal doesn't groan and moan, it snaps and goes.

[@jingperez4930]

Ohhhh I believe that.. going to London last Friday we had a pretty bad Turbulence.. we thought we were gonna die.. British Airways

[@bcgrote]

O.O Wow.😢

[@CT-vm4gf]

Buckle up people.

[@Make_Me_A_Sandwhich]

I always stay strapped homie

[@user-ki3wh1ml2e]

Keep your seatbelts on at all times

[@saltyjo7514]

A Boeing 707 broke apart when it was hit by severe turbulence over Japan in 1966. Everyone on board killed including those who wore seatbelts.

[@JayJayAviation]

How is that relevant to today?

[@mohwybar5832]

boac 911 was a very significant incident. The lessons learned from it are probably part of what allowed every HEALTHY person onboard to survive.

[@sherylsworld8862]

I was scare 2 weeks ago on my flight from Germany to osaka too so much turbulence after reaching the himalayan mountains all the way to korea

[@Ryan-cb1ei]

I assume you got caught in major swells due to wind going over the mountains. Planes can handle insane turbulence, it is very safe but suddenly dropping and moving around is dangerous to people inside, and scary, but just know their wings can bend like crazy and still be fine

[@anianamine]

Where did you get this map from. There is a mistake on the map of Morocco please review

[@and1lnull]

Wear your seatbelt

[@malcolmcrick4071]

We've had heavy storms in nothern Thailand this evening i thought the roof was about to blow off at one point, then i heard about the emergency landing of the singapore airlies flight

always wear the seat belt.

[@trueloveingod2691]

Air Turbulence can strike so suddenly that there’s no time to prepare. Invariably there will be some people at risk, like flight attendants, babies, people sitting without their seatbelt secured, or anyone in the aisle or bathroom...

[@billy1673]

Funny how they purposely didn’t tell you the cause of death to that passenger.🤔

[@steveaustin2686]

Reportedly the 73 year old died of an apparent heart attack.

[@i_am_ton6188]

BBC Reports that it was a 74 years old man who suffered a heart attack. But still: Pls wear a seat belt, while you're sitting!❤

[@nachsn2213]

Yes. Agreed. The damage inside the plane was horrible because of passengers and things thrown around

[@andreajowrey4534]

I'm terrified of flying. Had a bad experience with turbulence twice and untill this day I'm affected by it

[@Ryan-cb1ei]

Same, even though I know how safe it is, and even as an engineer, I can’t help but shake the anxiety when I fly for some reason. Guess it’s the fact that you’re in a cramped tin can roller coaster in the sky. There hasn’t been a major crash in the US in 15+ years and it’s still so rare. Planes are seriously sturdy, their wings can buckle up and down almost 90 degrees from turbulence and they’re good. The plane can easily handle turbulence, but if it drops or move suddenly from it, the people inside can be harmed. Only flights that are easy for me are those less than an hour, like NY to DC I love. They should seriously educate people about turbulence more to make them more aware.

[@mohwybar5832]

the usa hasn't had a passenger plane crash in 15 years. 9 years for europe. 2 years for china. 4 years for india. And they each have thousands of flights every day.

[@markanderson4163]

that's why you always wear your seatbelt when in your seat...turbulence is NOT something you can see or avoid...the seatbelt sign always comes on AFTER the plane starts experiencing it...nothing to do with the plane, the manufacturer, or the flight crew.

[@sklau171212]

True. Buckle up is the best way. It is not about bad airlines nor pilots. No one concurs the nature. Frequent flyers know this. Give thanks that the whole plane survived, thanks to the pilots, and the Thailand Authority for the great help at this moment ❤.

[@SamsonOhsem]

Always buckle up!

[@binaukaieser8552]

Thanks you haarp

[@jbranche8024]

Live in Thailand, strong storms this week. Buckle up. Some airlines (Delta) have their own Meteorologist. Airline forecasters receive data from other planes that may have passed through that area minutes before. The pilot has many options in this situation and does Not want to fly through and Rough Conditions. Pilots have familes they have to think about back home.

[@vincecarlo]

ALWAYS BUCKLE Up when Seated

[@JasonB808]

Even when seat belt sign is not on, always wear seatbelts when seated. Pilot do their best to try to avoid obvious areas of turbulence using weather maps. However sometimes these areas of turbulence can be too large to avoid, and there could be pockets of instability in the atmosphere can cause a sudden rapid drop in altitude. It’s rare for this to happen. Remember the entire world has a total of over 100,000 flight per day.

[@fredstone5872]

People always fooling around in the restrooms.

[@willowsloughdx]

Passengers flying like popcorn out of an air popper.

[@La-familia-de-Fazio]

You don’t hear that often (death by turbulence)

[@junomars02]

Always that one person who wants to ignore the seatbelt sign… rip tho

[@papa-dt1cv]

"Was killed"?

[@ValensBellator]

My dad told me about an experience of his decades ago that wasn’t quite this severe but sent people flying… called it an “air pocket” or something. Been wearing the seatbelt nonstop ever since.

[@solidstream13]

This is why you wear your seatbelt

[@Saltncayenne]

Please, what is the problem? I have flown and always kept my seatbelt on and wondered why everyone acted so put out over them.

[@ThalanorThornhale]

Another occurance with another Boeing 777-300ER. Wasn't there just another incident with another Boeing airplane that just suddenly nose-dived resulting in similar injuries? Although to be fair, the accidents are officially attributed to the turbulence not a malfunction in the airplane.

[@JayJayAviation]

Did you read into that LATAM incident you’re referring to?

[@ThalanorThornhale]

@@JayJayAviation, no I did not. This was just from leisurely noting what is covered on the front page.

[@JayJayAviation]

@@ThalanorThornhale the preliminary report is out, I recommend you look into it.

[@GLiZOCK410]

A Singaporean vessel hits the key bridge now a Singaporean Airline has this issue

[@suwirwong]

This makes no sense wtf makes that kind of turbulance??? Did the plane fly trough a tornado or something?

[@steveaustin2686]

Clear air turbulence is the hardest to detect.. The air is disturbed and disrupts the plane's lift. www.weather.gov/source/zhu/ZHU_Training_Page/turbulence_stuff/turbulence/turbulence.htm

[@anitamabe3940]

Common sense. Simple. But these days most people don't have any smh

[@morendakyanna]

This is way I am so scared of airplanes 😢

[@mohwybar5832]

you shouldn't be tho. Safest transportation method, no accident with many fatalities since over a year ago. the death was from a heart attack induced by the turbulance.

[@Artictoyo]

Makes me not want to fly anymore

[@TCPUDPATM]

Because one person died? Wait till you find out how many die in traffic accidents because Joe blow was eating a bruger and in a meeting while driving…

[@PInk77W1]

8,000,000,000 people on earth 1 dies from not wearing seatbelts And u don’t want to fly ? Yikes

[@Radionut]

I never leave the ground without having my seatbelt on and I never take my seatbelt off to wear at the gate. That’s how you keep busting your head on the overhead baggage and turbulence

[@maxalli.botanico]

Must have been a really frightening experience but if you think about it the plane did what it had to do. It landed safely.

[@jessicaj2017]

You all are judging the passengers without knowing the situation! What if they were in the restroom? Stop judging, someone lost their life you insensitive jerks!

[@LoisoPondohva]

The passenger that passed was a 74 yo male. He died from a heart attack caused by a chronic heart condition being exacerbated by stress. So yeah. The judging is in bad taste.

[@haseulibae7083]

Seatbelts will save your life on a plane the same way they will in a car. Wear your damn seatbelts people. A little uncomfortable restriction will always be worth your life.

[@sparrrow76]

The man was 73 years old and died from a heart condition.

[@haseulibae7083]

​@@sparrrow76Thank you for the info, it really is appreciated, but most of the injuries were still caused by people not wearing their seatbelts. I'd rather be slightly uncomfortable for a few hours than end up with a concussion, you know?

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

I'm one of those weirdos who actually feel more comfortable with their seatbelt on. In a plane, I especially like always being strapped in, for exactly this reason. What a shame.

[@InspireMe819]

wear your seatbelts at all times. protect yourself at all times.

[@pavelpavel7839]

Я как раз ехал с аэропорта 21го, но я не летел, а автобус с ко Чанга через аэропорт заезжал (туда завозил). Пробки были жесть и куча скорых, причем у них на мотиках скорые полицейские сопровождали, молодцы Тайцы. Родственник с Бангкока летит через 4 дня)) Аэрофлот несколько лет назад тоже над Бангкоком трясонуло в 2017, когда в больницу попал почти весь хвост.. Не садитесь в хвосте короче, посоны.

[@HealingMeditation4U]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ralphmacchiato3761]

A British person not wearing a seatbelt.. Why is this unsurprising?

[@tgw230]

Wear your seatbelts!

[@Joseph-ut4ui]

Note to travelers: NEVER criticize a Boeing plane while you're in one.

[@TheWorldsOkayestUSMarine]

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[@OneDicz]

@@TheWorldsOkayestUSMarineikr, create account just to hate Boeing

[@Gabriel-cq1ut]

People keep liking this comment

[@duckduck821]

@@Gabriel-cq1ut and I will too

[@Anthony-df2ez]

​@@OneDiczimagine defending a multi billion dollar military contractor that's killing off people whistleblowing their wrongdoings. For free no less. 🤡🤡

[@itstonberrytime]

Yeah just ignore that seatbelt sign.. it's not important to follow instructions....

[@justinsane7128]

Is that all you got CBS... Lots of news out there 😃

[@jkker05]

Searbelt lights are not there for nothing. Sad when you don't listen

[@MrBostonrobb]

Keep your seat belt on, people.

[@djvincekline7338]

Stay strapped! That was what Stefan Postma, goalkeepertrainer at Ajax said to his girlfriend...

[@laconcry]

I would’ve never flew again. Omg.

[@Kosmonooit]

Flight path close to the equator? Nope

[@gillrich64]

ALWAYS keep your seat belt on. Always!! No joke

[@tonyi.7103]

Not defending Boeing, but the triple 777 isn’t a bad plane. Is the 737 MAX with the issues. Just curious 🧐

[@JayJayAviation]

Boeing didn’t make the atmosphere.

[@gnashsang]

This is why you ALWAYS wear your seatbelt unless you’re getting up for the lavatory.

[@victoriaeads6126]

The gentleman who passed away most likely had a heart attack. Yes, keep your seatbelts on, but carelessness in that regard was probably not the cause of the death of this passenger. It was more likely to be the cause of the other injuries sustained. It sounds like the pilots were dealing with an extreme and unpredictable situation 😢

[@Makeitblue127]

Is it just me or has air turbulence become much worse in the last 20 years, especially North America to Asia?

[@JayJayAviation]

There is actually some science behind that but I encourage you to do some research on it as I’m not entirely qualified to speak on it

[@HesmiyuMC]

Obviously not Being's fault, but there is a surprising amount of external causes occuring to Boeing :P

[@CaliSteve169]

This morning I saw a yellow spot at the front of my underwear. Definitely Boeing's fault.

[@jeffryan7262]

Did they have their seatbelts on?

[@DctorSkillz1]

Folks, this doesn’t happen often. You can relax and walk around the cabin. No need to remain buckled up.

[@DieIndruk]

Resonance.

[@november132]

Imagine if this was an American airline that prioritized DEI over safety. Would've been a horrific tragedy.

[@RoboBreaker]

Incorrect calibration of sensors and poorly conducted engine maintenance is known to make turbulence much more severe. Look it up

[@neurogence]

Seat belt and helmet

[@theunitedstatesofamerica3556]

Boeing just cannot catch a break

[@coachmcguirk6297]

What do you mean? 2 of their whistleblowers died mysteriously right before testifying! That's a pretty big break! What a lucky coincidence for boeing!

[@thies7831]

Turbulence does affect ANY aircraft.

[@CaliSteve169]

Lol I bet you'd blame Boeing for the yellow spot on your underwear too.

[@steveaustin2686]

​@coachmcguirk6297 🙄🤡 There is zero evidence that Boeing killed the whistle-blowers. One caught MRSA while in the hospital, which is a common occurrence in hospitals.

[@maniaouri2146]

@@coachmcguirk6297 they focus in mking wepons its more profitable that way Boing passenger planes are dangerous .... keeps the US from bunkcrupcy

[@ronaldopando769]

All I heard was Boeing 🙄

[@JayJayAviation]

That’s a very explicit way to say you’re ignorant

[@CristianoFamousYT]

Ayo I heard liao