New details on deadly turbulence aboard Singapore Airlines flight

The NTSB is heading to Southeast Asia to investigate the turbulence incident on a flight from London to Singapore that killed one passenger and hospitalized at least 71 others.
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[@nazmulhussain1151]

This is an act of nature and nothing can be done about it.Always keep your seatbelt on.

[@zoneout00]

This is key, the seatbelt is there for a reason

[@Balyente]

So as annoying as it is, sitting down and buckling up throughout the entire flight may save your life.

[@Ramy-ql3tr]

Thanks to the pilots for saving almost all on board.

[@90taetaeya]

Thank goodness for the skillful pilots that landed the plane safely

[@Jude74]

Over and over again, wear your seatbelts.

[@snsdjerry]

can't wait for the investigation ep

[@greatestcricketvideos]

This is so Scary... I am so glad am not afraid of flying !!! Have the seat belt on while seated at all times in an airplane

[@luisbellassai4664]

The Federal Aviation Administration Accident and Incident database tracked 198 U.S. incidents involving Boeing aircraft over the 10 years from 2014 to 2023 compared with 99 for Airbus.

[@MrSchwabentier]

Yup and in the FAA there are roughly 2 times more Boeings than Airbuses.
So both are roughly equal in that statistic

[@ChiefAmarr]

Boeing have gremlins...

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

Wear your seatbelts folks - no surprises.

[@EA00000]

If this happen in America they will take you to hospital and the will give medical expenses bills make sure you pay ? Well done Singapore Arline ! Great crew will fly with them anytime !

[@markshippo]

Your reporting is wrong. It dropped 6000 ft, not 100 ft as reported

[@BenevoKids]

No, it didn't, the descent was 6000ft (controlled), read more about it, it has been confirmed.

[@lordjim3109]

@@BenevoKids You are right. People just repeat what they have heard on the news and there`s plenty of wrong info on this incident on the media.

[@LeeAviation]

It was a controlled descent. The plane didn’t and can’t just drop 6,000ft. 🤦‍♂️

[@FinlandBall227]

@@LeeAviation If it would've, it could have a high chance of breaking up if it falls down like a rock

[@LeeAviation]

@@FinlandBall227 Exactly. And with autopilot engaged, it would never just plunge.

[@kellycraddock269]

First

[@NHLblkgurl]

Sounds like they have the same DEI obsessed unions as our US airlines.

[@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549]

Well done for being a DEI obsessed weirdo

[@jackreacher8858]

GET DOWN , IT IS A BOEING , GOD HELP US ALL !

[@grahammonk8013]

@jackreacher8858
I wouldn't want to fly in a Boeing product, but it has bugger all to do with this incident.