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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Passengers have been talking about their "traumatic" experience after "sudden extreme turbulence" hit a London-Singapore flight.
Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 from Heathrow was forced to make an emergency landing at Bangkok Airport in Thailand as Sky's Cordelia Lynch reports.
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Watch everyone blame the pilots and sue them for something they couldn't predict and had no control over. They landed the plane safely and saved lives, but this is 2024 and frankly my faith in this species has long since run dry🤦🏼♂️
Its extreme turbulence, why blame the pilots? There is no travelling without risks. Why Spore Airlines has to apologies for turbulence i do not understand.
I commend the Pilot/s for still
doing his job even though everybody including him (them) are in great danger , they safely navigate the plane towards Bangkok! 👏Listen to Pilot announcement: fastened your seatbelt at all times even if the sign is off just incase we encounter an UNEXPECTED turbulence!
Mostly the injured persons not fasten their seat belt.
0:59 Singapore airlines provides free wifi for all passengers. Everyone was messaging their loved ones. Nothing amazing there.
About 15 metres per second down for two minutes. Not that bad but a bit scary for civilians
Will they get free flights?
I think so. Including the Australian couple Keith Davis whose wife is diagnosed w/o any sensation below her waist to be airlifted via Medevac all the way to Adelaide, South Australia.
Imagine being the toilet when it happened ....
Would crap myself
@@TheMishka11shit hits the roof will become real
ุthanks Thailand 🧡🧡🧡
US$25,000 max compensation payout per seriously injured passenger of flight SQ 321 is 'no big deal' from a well-branded international airline like SQ. Firstly, the injured passengers' private personal accident policy and life insurance policy insurers are certain to pay out claims from their policies. Then, next... surely, 'shark-like' litigators are bound to seize this opportunity on behalf of some disgruntled clients amongst the injured passengers to launch either a group 'class-action' lawsuit against Singapore Airlines Ltd or a counterclaim against this considered 'meagre' compensation offer based on the excuse of the jurisprudence adhering to the International Montréal Air Travel Convention, supposedly to receive payout of up to US$180,000+ compensation per injured passenger pax depending on whether the affected passenger wish to pursue the matter further in International Courts of Justice or let the matter rest with this one-off offer! 💵👎🏼😧🤦🏻♂️🤦🏼🤦🏿♀️
HOW does A TURBULENCE the fault of an airline company??? That is utterly GREED from shameless individuals.
Public shareholders initiating hints to privatise Singapore Airlines Limited after COVID-19 Pandemic caused stock price to collapse & latest turbulence disaster by SQ321. Calls to provide a premium offer to shareholders over latest average daily closing prices.
Damn that is rlly bad
A more interesting flight than usual. apparently the inflight movie was crap.
People just don't seem to put two and two together as to why this is happening all too often. Also the coincidence that flights are canceled more often should prove this fact. IYKYK
which fact?
@@lordjim3109 IYKYK...
@Durrpadil what does that mean?!