Fatal turbulence flight: 'There were things coming down from the ceiling'

Sky's Asia correspondent Cordelia Lynch looks at the aftermath of the London-Singapore flight, where everyone, including the crew, had to respond to sudden and extreme turbulence and one man suffered a fatal cardiac arrest.
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[@Hanna_Hoh]

Sounds like the pilots did an excellent job holding it together and getting the plane safely in the ground! Why no mention of that?

[@enigmence]

every time the news reports something theres always that one comment that asks “well why didn’t X happen?”

[@deusvlad2.083]

@@enigmence lol yeah there's always the person that says, what about the credit for so so people involved, lol.

[@ijumpjudyy]

BUT SIR MY INDIA IS THE REAL SUPERPOWER 🤗🇮🇳 WE HAVE THE BEST INFRASTRUCTURE AND HIGHSPEED RAIL 🤗🇮🇳 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳 INDIA SUPER CLEAN

[@shakeelali5189]

@@ijumpjudyynice joke buddy 😅

[@Adversity_1]

people only care about negatives of life rather than positive they get off on it tbh

[@Corianderfish]

A few things to remember: - the pilot managed to land the plane in one piece , safely to the ground - majority of passengers were ok - this is quite rare Hope those who feel scared or fear after watching this video finds this at least somewhat soothing, I am tired of all media promoting only fear and nothing, that’s why modern society’s mental health is declining

[@Carly_Zimmerman]

They are literally trained to do this job… why didn’t they avoid the weather. That’s the question. Maybe that will concern people

[@a.w.4457]

exactly

[@mrsteve170]

That's partly the reason. Mostly it is too much time infront of screens. Social media in particular. There is an entire planet out there to explore. Best not view it through a screen.

[@tr1pl741]

That must have been a terrifying experience.I salute the pilot for regaining control and landing safely.Well done. RIP to the one that tragically lost their life.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

His not their

[@ED-209UHD]

Have a day off 😂😂😂😂😂

[@tr1pl741]

@@ED-209UHD 🤣

[@judithhopes151]

Very brave pilots and crew

[@ED-209UHD]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tanchye1720]

Luckily the Thai Suvarnabhumi AirPort ground emergency did an excellent job of co-ordinating the whole rescue services. 🙏👍👍👍

[@quadrantalerror1121]

SQ pilots are some of the best and well trained in the world kudos to them getting the plane one the ground safely and quicky, wishing everybody a speedy recovery

[@user-bi8ko7kc6h]

Happened to me once. A lady squeezed a huge bag up there although the attendant told her not to. It popped out during a small turbulence and hit my shoulder. No apology from her. She checked the bag but not me, she cared about her bag more than me.

[@Michelle-wk4ek]

Terrifyingly awful experience, glad I wasn’t on that plane😢hope they all recover poor people 😢

[@jacquesprinsloo9144]

Always wear your seatbelt !!

[@MOCHI-ek6rc]

Lol

[@helenpauls1496]

Very true, but I imagine many were making their way to the loo, as was just after breakfast.

[@Sur-Ron]

Won't stop a heart attack...🔔🔚

[@igorm6944]

it may not help

[@dsgrbrowne1]

​@@helenpauls1496many?

[@vallotubli]

I've been on a flight that experienced sudden turbulence followed by a freefall right after takeoff. We were only about 3000ft above the ground and the whole thing lasted only about 5 seconds but the screaming and panic onboard was just overwhelming. Imagine being on a plane while it's still on a low altitude and it just starts falling towards the ground... My abs were hurting a week after that.

[@michelletorres9502]

That's beyond SCARY ! glad They didn't lose control. Thank God.

[@kennymackie4518]

Did the pilot bump something, remember the 787 that did the same thing In the past few months!

[@the0ne809]

thanks the engineers, the pilots, the mechanics and regulations.

[@dietisgreat]

​@@ijumpjudyy india is a shithole

[@dadovash]

If God had anything to do with it, she could just have not made that turbulence there.

[@letstalkem6979]

Rip to the man who passed. With that being said, this is nothing short of a miracle by the looks of it. The pilots done an amazing job as this could have been a disaster.

[@lordjim3109]

The plane didn`t drop 6000 ft, it just descended for emergency landing.

[@sylviabriggs4087]

Am I the only one who smells something fishy ? When did sky news ever tell the truth

[@dwasp27moto41]

in 3mins they said. LOL

[@lordjim3109]

@@dwasp27moto41 so?

[@dwasp27moto41]

it means it was done under 3 mins. thats not abrupt

[@lordjim3109]

@@dwasp27moto41 exactly.

[@mariewalmsley6143]

Brave crew to be able to deal with it.

[@Sterlingjob]

That is what they are trained for FFS

[@mariewalmsley6143]

Get a life.

[@Sterlingjob]

@@mariewalmsley6143I do, and it’s involved in aviation. They don’t do a whole 5 week training course not to be able to deal with this.

[@mariewalmsley6143]

They could have gone into a panic but didn't ,I doubt 5 weeks training could prevent that. That was what I meant.

[@Mongchong_123]

…and that’s why they always say wear your seatbelt even the sign has been deactivated!!!

[@ijumpjudyy]

BUT SIR MY INDIA IS THE REAL SUPERPOWER 🤗🇮🇳 WE HAVE THE BEST INFRASTRUCTURE AND HIGHSPEED RAIL 🤗🇮🇳 THIS WHY IM SO LUCKY LIVE IN SUPER INDIA THE CLEANEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD 🇮🇳🤗 , WE NEVER SCAM! WE GIVE RESPECT TO ALL WOMEN THEY CAN WALK SAFELY ALONE AT NIGHT AND WE HAVE CLEAN FOOD AND TOILET EVERYWHERE 🇮🇳🤗🚽, I KNOW MANY POOR PEOPLE JEALOUS WITH SUPER RICH INDIA 🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳🤗🇮🇳 INDIA SUPER CLEAN

[@karenmbbaxter]

It's a very long flight and people need to go to the bathroom there buddy.

[@shakibmusfiq2478]

Seatbelt will be tear apart in such extreme turbulence 😂

[@hjvh78ho]

Would not have helped the guy who died from a heart attack though.

[@kieranallen9892]

That wouldn't help a man having a heart attack...neither would it help with overhead storage doors opening and cases flying out

[@annlewis7685]

Those heavy overhead cases could have attributed to some of the injuries as they dropped on those seated in the cabins😮

[@birdie2219]

Bay of Bengal area is a common turbulent area. Very scary.

[@SurvivedDrowned-vw1lh]

Joshuas waves are spinning thou 🌊

[@azeemsanni4155]

For those who don’t know the shard London is about 1000feet and 6000feet is about 1.1miles and to drop that in 3mins is insane

[@louissanderson719]

It’s not insane. That’s 2000 feet a minute which isn’t unusual for a descent

[@Carly_Zimmerman]

They probably drop further and faster than that each and every time they land 🙄 but thanks for educating the Londoners on height.

[@tmar8959]

The fact that the pilot landed it is an insane feat.

[@krashd]

@@tmar8959 Not really, as an experienced pilot he would have successfully landed planes on thousands of occasions.

[@azeemsanni4155]

@@Carly_Zimmerman well considering it was an uncontrolled decent I think it’s crazy it’s like driving 30miles p/h controlled vs sliding and skidding all over the road uncontrollably at 30miles p/h

[@theflipflapchannelcreatedb8160]

The cabin scenes look like something out of an aviation horror film 😱😱💀💀 By the ways, thanking all Singapore Airlines staff and crew for doing such a very good strategy, against a very adversively, scary moment to remember on. 😢😢 Pressing F to pay respect to all people on board, and the dislikes goes to the somersaulting people who breached and flouted aviation passenger laws.

[@user-rh6rz3tk4f]

Can’t imagine what that would’ve been like. Shout out the pilots and crew

[@Kells7928]

Well done to the pilot for managing the aircraft under that level of pressure.

[@logansara7862]

This turbulence can happen to any flight.

[@brigitnunez6735]

OMG how very scary. Prayers for all those affected. 🙏

[@MR-ot2nh]

I wonder why the press keep presenting the 6000 feet drop in a few minutes as something necessarily terrible when that is exactly what planes do when they are landing. The issue is not the "sudden" drop but that it happened when the plane was supposed to still be cruising.

[@krashd]

Yeah, the not-so-sudden drop (6000ft in 3 mins is perfectly normal) was likely the pilots dropping to a lower altitude to get out of the turbulence. I read in a newspaper the actual turbulent drop from hitting a cold pocket of air was something like 80ft, which is why everything not strapped down hit the ceiling.

[@AIMIT7172]

The weather radar did not detect the turbulence? I’d flown a lot of times to Asia, usually the pilots informed the passengers the turbulence in advance.

[@ru2225]

"Sudden" is your clue word sir

[@lindatannock]

No, not if it's clear air turbulence. It doesn't show on radars. There's never any warning.

[@TheSShu]

"Clear air turbulence" cannot be detected on radar.

[@Gooeybrowniebaby]

There is this thing called clear air or invisible turbulence from clear air pockets

[@ashwilliams4959]

They're already getting their stories mixed up. My guess, there was no turbulence but someone died from a heart attack

[@enbonj5842]

So many clickbait headlines make it sound like the man was killed by falling objects

[@ED-209UHD]

It’s laughable at this stage 😂😂😂

[@krashd]

He was killed by a falling object.. the aircraft.

[@lordjim3109]

"Turbulence" is no less of a clickbait.

[@dianeconnors4483]

Wow guys that must have been very scary….well done to the pilot for landing the plane 🙏🏼

[@katherinearter6843]

Turbulence is part of nature and flying and is not the pilot or the airlines fault. Simple.

[@mehitabel1290]

No-one has said it is.

[@alecubernardlouis5854]

Really depends on whether they knew about the turbulence and if there was something that could be done to avoid it. Its not that easy as “yea flying turbulence normal blabla not pilots’ fault”.

[@bethgates9555]

My Air Force pilot uncle used to say that if there were seatbelts in the bathroom...he would have buckled it on. ALWAYS keep the seat belt fastened

[@kenzen-ul4qo]

I always hold onto the handrail in the bathroom

[@jujun6465]

The emergency crew were par excellence

[@Groot-zc5rz]

Always wear that seatbelt

[@jessicaregina1956]

Shutttup

[@lindatannock]

​@@jessicaregina1956no need to be rude. They're right!!

[@jessicaregina1956]

Shuttup

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

​@@lindatannockthey? U mean he or she

[@krashd]

I only take my seatbelt off if I need to leave the seat, otherwise it stays on. Better safe than sorry.

[@vincecarlo]

Was Weather Radar on Boeing 777-300er Working Properly ? Why was it UNDETECTED ?

[@hj8272]

Turbulences are often go undetected. On any aircraft..

[@TheSShu]

This type of turbulence cannot be detected on radar, at least not with today's technology.

[@IamSook]

Radar needs something to bounce off. With clear air turbulence there is nothing to give a return (unlike storm clouds where the water in the cloud gives a return).

[@childofgod8607]

Respect to the pilots , Godbless them ✝️🙏 Condolences to the elderly gentleman who died 🙏✝️ 💔 and to all the passengers sending love & Strength ❤ 🌹🌹

[@viperviperpiro]

Please don't forget to thank the Pilots... it can get much worse... good handling of the emergency!

[@phil9432]

I'm just staggered that the Daily Mail and Telegraph, haven't blamed Kier Starmer for this tragic accident.

[@jimpim6454]

Feel sorry for the guy on the pooper 💩

[@Goozo612]

😹😹😂🤣🤣

[@tmar8959]

I honestly was thinking that.. like imagine having to quickly wrap up

[@annetteallen5171]

And this is why unless I'm going bathroom or just stretching my legs, my seat belt remains buckled, regardless.

[@ED-209UHD]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lordjim3109]

That`s right. UNLESS. These people in toilets were exactly "UNLESS"

[@morticialilas3229]

Prayers 4 all.

[@harmeet181]

Dropping 6000 feet and still landing safely takes a lot. Seems like an amazing job done by the pilots but no mention though. Hopefully the investigation will give us the answers. God bless

[@lyubentezgetarski2022]

And that's why we don't board Boeing's

[@AnimeandDance]

Bro’s waves saved him.

[@ColinWatters]

Someone needs to check that the weight of carry on bags they allow these days doesn't exceed the rating of the overhead bins.

[@mulitz2464]

Big salute to the pilots inspites he did an excellent and landing safely🙏

[@chrisleung4998]

i flew multiple times from hong kong to the uk during my studies there the past 10 years. There was always a warning for turbulence and an announcement to fasten out seatbelts. I doubt the majority of the passengers had theirs fastened.

[@lin90210]

Gosh blood is on the ceiling

[@macklinillustration]

In a few places too

[@ED-209UHD]

Nah it’s ketchup I had a hotdog at the time 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashwilliams4959]

They've confused their stories. Other news outlets have pushed the idea people were thrown against the ceiling. There was a heart attack though so we can actually figure out easily what's happened..again

[@krashd]

@@ashwilliams4959 People _were_ thrown against the ceiling, along with food and anything else not secured...

[@ashwilliams4959]

@krashd 'there were things coming down from the ceiling' bit different to people were falling from the ceiling... I get it's a 'conspiracy' that terrifies anyone who fell for it but as soon as I saw the original, breaking news story, called the death as a heart attack and now a day later, long enough to create this scene, we get this evidence? Use your noggin, things like this are happening all the time now

[@ColinWatters]

Turbulence in the jet stream has increased 15% since they started monitoring in the 1970s.

[@angelatester2471]

Terrible ordeal. The pilot did well to land it safely.

[@Carly_Zimmerman]

They are literally trained to do this job… why didn’t they avoid the weather. That’s the question.

[@inthahous87]

Why didn't the pilot avoid the turbulence area?

[@bravethomasyt]

Can't always see it coming, and even modern avionics equipment can miss it.

[@darthdude1016]

For a pilot to completely avoid wind would mean them not flying.

[@darthdude1016]

@@Blessed-Beautiful There's literally no such thing, such an unfortunate world where people are expected to know everything by the same individuals who shame them for asking the questions in the first place.

[@stars2945]

Stupid thinking too.

[@milo3072]

Be interesting to see if the plane is the same model mentioned by the whistle blowers

[@lordjim3109]

Very interesting

[@IixAGxiI]

6000 feet! Im surprised there weren't more heart attacks 😭

[@timetraveler_0]

In 3min, so not really a continuous free fall. Still must have been scary for a lot of people.

[@louissanderson719]

@@timetraveler_0that’s 2000 feet a minute. That’s totally normal

[@jujmental]

The 6,000 feet being referred to was the initial descent into Bangkok and nothing to do with the turbulence. The turbulence was significant, (and thankfully rare) but likely the total climb/descent attributable to the turbulence was within 750 - 1000 feet over a short period. Still not something I’d want to experience, but some of the numbers being thrown around by media companies are absurd.

[@IixAGxiI]

@@timetraveler_0 I thought it had plummeted 6000 feet. Still it must've been absolutely terrifying.

[@agedflame]

Jeez this is SCARY

[@siphotheguy1870]

A guy who went to the plane toilet when this happened had no idea he was going to Bangkok that day.

[@lordjim3109]

A single visit to a toilet can change the course of your life. Very true, and not just on a flight.

[@siphotheguy1870]

@@lordjim3109 "Bangkok"

[@luvthabeatz]

How could they not predict such strong turbulence in the area with all the modern technology available?

[@lindatannock]

Because it was clear air turbulence. Clear air means it's not seen on radar, or obviously they'd have flown around it! It comes out of nowhere

[@SpiceOfLife2005]

This is the turbulence of nightmares. It goes undetected on the radars. Only bad weather and storms mainly show up

[@ashwilliams4959]

Why could I predict it was a heart attack death?

[@bruceneel338]

Is the plane fixed in 3rd or 6th class patterns with other parts, etc. Is it old?

[@54spatula]

0:21. the hell is that on the roof panel?

[@Grandpa_JoeyYT]

The things coming of the ceiling was my James Bond dive from a plane to this plane.

[@TrickerMan9000]

the plane had a heart attack

[@user-sz8km9dy5v]

Pea brain 🧠

[@jamiefoyers2800]

And the saying goes that "flying is one of the safest ways to travel". I think a lot of folk on that plane would disagree. Shame that somebody goes out on a plane for a holiday or a trip...and they don't make it back. That's the sad part of the tale...for someone...it was their last chapter of their life.

[@katniss1968]

Always keep your seatbelt fastened when seated even if the FASTEN YOUR SEATBELT sign is off.

[@sernoddicusthegallant6986]

Friendly reminder that earlier this year a boeing whistleblower exposed several areas the company was cutting corners and compromising safety of their aircraft in favour of reducing costs. The whistleblower in an interview emphasised that they are not suicidal and if they die it was murder. Shortly later he died and the government said it was suicide.

[@Conor-B]

This is why i always get loaded before flights. Scary stuff.

[@mikeadams7904]

I once flew from bangkok to phuket in a thunderstorm. Ive been afraid ever since. Terrifying

[@ED-209UHD]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@preciouslouis7634]

RIP to the man who passed away…

[@Easy_Now_Star]

In that terrifying moment all the atheists on board suddenly decided to believe in God.

[@neomangeo7822]

Depends which one. Maybe thor?

[@yinoveryang4246]

Could the very strange amount of airtime given to this unusual incident (with a single fatality) have anything do with ANOTHER highly unusual air accident one day ago. But in that helicopter crash 8 people died, including the President of Iran himself. "Hey folks, weird air accidents caused by strange weather conditions do happen then!" Who'd have guessed! two in the same 24 hours too.

[@lauras3263]

Yes, they want flights to be stopping by 2030, gotta put people off somehow. 15 minute prisons, I mean Cities.

[@GrooveSpaceArk]

Iran

[@mattwoodford1820]

The important nrssage sky news forgot to include in this report is how important it is to keep your seatbelt fastnened for the whole flight. It van be loosened off but knly take it off to get out of your seat. Its not uncomfortable to wear like that so no real need tk undo it. Guarantee all those passengers will leave their belts done up kn their next flight but be good for the world to learn the importance of keeping your belt done up when the sign goes out

[@wellifthemediasaysit]

What BS will they blame this on? Its getting a hell of a lot of media coverage!

[@shafayetarish5616]

This is Bangladesh airlines, not Singapore airlines.

[@BeemerTwelve]

@01:59 "Unable to get their seat belts back on", I wonder if these idiots use their seat belts at all times while driving a car or they wait for a truck to pull out in front of them to get strapped.

[@kambe9713]

Airline crew asks for keeping seatbelt on all flight in case unexpected turbulences happen. Feel sorry for passengers and well done to the pilot who landed safely. It could have ended worse.

[@ashwilliams4959]

Already getting your stories mixed up 😂 other news have been saying people were thrown around hence the damage.. dude died from a heart attack, meanwhile the plane flew through wind

[@ladyfitness67]

Oh dear. I’ve planned to fly to Singapore in September

[@ED-209UHD]

And what?

[@Marian-ii5zd]

Why not try to avoid that area with tropical thunderstorms? Or mark it as a red zone for airplanes…

[@LordWalsallian]

That poor man 😢 the pilots are heroes!!

[@ED-209UHD]

Bahahahahahaha go back to sleep!

[@lauras3263]

6000 feet in 3 mins, 3x6's 666. Hmmmm

[@ED-209UHD]

My sentiments exactly people will believe anything that MSM is pushing out this is nothing but a ruse to scare people from travelling and not living life! Live in fear always and the sheep buy this crap!

[@ED-209UHD]

My sentiments exactly they are just pumping out the fear and the sheep are lapping it up!

[@Go-Big-Red]

What!! Where is the radar

[@RDCFemmes]

Sudden! The weather can be impredictable

[@kymilly2549]

Radar can’t pick up clear air turbulence

[@kennymackie4518]

Was that ketchup on the ceiling!

[@Manu101299]

Blood

[@sherry8444]

Confucius say, man who walk through airport turnstile sideways going to Bangkok

[@Mrsstick07]

This is why i keep my seat belt on. Must have been terrifying 😳

[@lordjim3109]

It`s just as terrifying in a seatbelt.

[@ED-209UHD]

That guy I don’t think I’ll be flying again for a while 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kefemaci]

How many meter is 1 feet.?why cant idiots just use meter like the whole world does...

[@hillbillymal9351]

A skydiver will drop 6000ft in around 35 seconds , thats a very quick unplanned drop for passengers in an aluminium tube

[@MileHighFlyer]

The 6,000 feet descent was over a few minutes, probably done to get to a smoother lower altitude after the clear air turbulence event. Planes usually descend at 2,000-2,500 feet per minute...

[@leexgx]

6000 ft in 2 minutes is fast but more likely happened is that was experiencing extreme sudden drops in altitude in between the 6000ft the Airbus had a problem where it absolutely intercepted angle of attack sensors and directed it to the trim witch unfortunately directly manipulated the trim immediately (instead of smoothing it out or just ignoring it as implausible data and a error on maintenance computer and possibly disabling the flight director partially) one day they had a problem with multiple angle sensors that were unfortunately all reading the same incorrect information which caused the plane to immediately set the trim suddenly Max down and then back up to level again Mutiple times until they disable the trim or selected direct law mode and on that flight they had panels missing on the roof where people had hit them hard enough to break them (this flight was just blood and o2 masks deployed and one person had an heart attack)

[@birdie2219]

@@MileHighFlyer exactly

[@koemdjiev]

This is KZbin, I can reiterate it myself

[@RandomVideosFirst]

imagine being in the toilet when it happened

[@deusvlad2.083]

The guy said a lot of water everywhere, where did that water come from?

[@dandanlovesdisblock]

The sky 😂

[@deusvlad2.083]

@@dandanlovesdisblock lol wait your telling me the roof of the plane came apart and leaked?

[@lindatannock]

The toilets and the water tanks probably. A drop like that makes everything go upwards, including the water in the toilets.

[@dandanlovesdisblock]

@@deusvlad2.083 it was raining apparently that’s what the news report said. So it makes sense.

[@darthdude1016]

​@@deusvlad2.083The roof was completely stable, if it wasn't the hull would breech.

[@user-ro2yf4hq2i]

Omg that must of been terrifying

[@mattyook847]

have too get on a plane today💀💀

[@keef6586]

Wow

[@ED-209UHD]

And

[@ifrahabi4834]

It’s very dangerous for the plane to fly in that weather. They should always cancel it . When there’s heavy rain and thunder storms. ❤

[@lordjim3109]

Just for the record: turbulence has NOT been confirmed. It`s just a media spin at this point. All we know is that the plane suddenly tilted upwards and lost altitude. TILTED UPWARDS.

[@birdie2219]

then downward instantly. before decending 6000 ft .

[@lordjim3109]

@@birdie2219 yes, exactly. Seems very similar to the Latam incident.

[@kendramcleod6492]

It's very strange as often turbulence is seen on a radar or indeed air traffic control....seems very strange to me

[@stretchy1260]

That's what seat belts are for.

[@FrydayFridays]

it wasn't a Boeing plane by any chance was it

[@lordjim3109]

It was

[@Millie.com232]

Wear your seat belt at all times please

[@jakezywek6852]

gotta put the masses off air travel coz that's the agenda.

[@alphaandomega777]

That dude deffo lookin for compo 😂 Nish wrong with him 😂

[@anamcaptures8080]

Something fishy about this to me

[@lordjim3109]

Fishy AF

[@rebbecamccezz48]

Feel sorry for the guy on the pooper

[@lordjim3109]

Yep. A single visit to a loo can change the course of your life.

[@donnah5378]

Sad 😮

[@ifrahabi4834]

I’m scared always to be travelling with the plane. Even when i did, I’m not sure 100% i will reach home safely. A small turbulence would have made my heart jump, In that situation may be i would have died of heart attack. ❤

[@naeedaafzal3055]

Nobody can predict anything in life