Why Planes Keep Crashing

Why Airlines Are Crashing
imagine you're cruising at 35,000 ft halfway through your journey from London to Singapore it's breakfast time and you're about to enjoy a hot cup of coffee suddenly the plane jolts violently your coffee is in the air and so are you this isn't just a bit of rough air this is severe turbulence that turns a routine flight into a nightmare join us as we unravel the harrowing tale of flight SQ 321 where Nature's Fury met human vulnerability and discover how a peaceful Sky turned perilous in an instant on the 23rd of May a Singapore Airlines flight SQ 321 the aircraft a boing 777 300 ER traveling from London's Heathrow Airport to Singapore's Changi Airport encountered severe turbulence over Southern Myanmar causing the plane to drop ly from 37,000 ft to 31,000 ft. in just 5 minutes had to make an emergency landing in Bangkok Thailand this tragic event resulted in one passenger's death and many others getting injured the incident involving 21 passengers and 18 crew members has sparked concerns about whether climate change is making air turbulence worse about 10 hours into the flight at an altitude of 37,000 ft the plane experienced sudden extreme turbulence this turbulence hit while the cabin crew was serving breakfast the aircraft fell into an air pocket causing a rapid descent and significant shaking Pilots quickly requested an emergency landing Kitty pong Kitty Korn the general manager of Suvarnabhumi Airport explained that the turbulence likely led to a heart attack in a 7 3-year-old