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Boeing flight hits turbulence flying over the Atlantic Ocean; over 30 injured
A Boeing flight which was being operated by Air Europa ran into air turbulence due to which more than 30 people have been injured. This is yet another incident in this year due to which air passengers are being impacted due to turbulence.
Bon Voyage! Airlines give wings to your holiday plans
Indian carriers like MakeMyTrip, IndiGo, and Cleartrip have added direct flights to various destinations, leading to a significant increase in outbound tourist numbers from India.
Why was this 10-year-old boy and his father removed from a flight in Colombia?
The boy refused to wear a seatbelt and refused to remain seated as the flight was about to commence its journey. This forced the flight to return back to the holding area before the father-son duo could be de-boarded. There was a delay of an hour in this entire process.
Singapore Airlines offers compensation to passengers on severely turbulent flight
Passengers said crew and those not strapped in left the floor or their seats and slammed into the cabin ceiling, cracking it in places. A Bangkok hospital treating passengers said there were spinal cord, brain and skull injuries. As of June 4, more than two weeks after the May 20 flight, 20 passengers were still receiving medical care in hospitals in Bangkok, according to the airline. It did not respond immediately to a request for an updated figure.
Akasa Air well on path to profitability; will launch more intl flights: Co-Founder Aditya Ghosh
Akasa Air, co-founded by Aditya Ghosh, is progressing towards profitability and expanding its reach to South and Southeast Asia. In under two years, the airline has grown to a fleet of 24 planes with over 4,000 employees. Ghosh emphasizes a customer-focused, consistent approach to operations and plans further international and domestic expansions.
Delhi Airport plans to raise capacity by 30% in 3 years
Delhi International Airport (DIAL) plans to expand capacity by 30% due to increased aircraft orders. CEO Videh Kumar Jaipuriar discussed the expansion at the CAPA India Aviation Summit.
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Delhi-Mumbai Akasa flight carrying 186 passengers receives security alert, diverted to Ahmedabad
An Akasa Airlines flight from Delhi to Mumbai with 186 passengers, including an infant and six crew members, received a security alert. The flight was diverted to Ahmedabad following safety protocols and all passengers were deplaned. This comes days after a Vistara flight to Srinagar faced a bomb threat on May 31, landing safely with 177 passengers and one infant, all safely de-boarded for security checks.
Air Turbulence! IndiGo and Air India Express tackle rising threats amid climate change concerns
The rise in clear air turbulence, likely due to climate change, has led to increased incidents impacting airline passengers worldwide. Recent events, including a fatal case on a Singapore Airlines flight, have prompted airlines like Air India Express and IndiGo to enhance safety measures and pilot training to address this growing concern.
What happened on board the London-Singapore flight that caused turbulence? Here are details
An investigation has been carried out about the flight of the Singapore International Airlines that ran into air turbulence. It was hit by gravitational force.
Singapore turbulence flight investigation finds sharp altitude drop caused injuries
One passenger died of a suspected heart attack and dozens were injured after Singapore Airline Flight SQ321, flying from London to Singapore, encountered what the airline described as sudden, extreme turbulence while flying over Myanmar. The ministry said the investigation was ongoing.
Airfares peaking as travellers in Europe, Asia seek savings
Airfares in Europe and Asia are plateauing or declining, signaling a slowdown in post-COVID travel demand. Airlines are facing challenges with higher costs and limited aircraft availability.
Passengers had seconds to react as turbulence hit Singapore flight
A Malaysian woman whose six relatives and a friend were injured on a Singapore Airlines flight hit by deadly turbulence this week said on Friday they had only seconds to react before the plane started to plunge. The carrier said on Friday it has tightened seatbelt rules on its flights after the incident and that it has introduced a "more cautious approach" to turbulence.
Singapore Airlines tragedy: Will it change seatbelt rules? Airlines to review many guidelines
After the severe air turbulence killed one person and injured many others, the airline announced that it is reviewing all its safety guidelines. New rules have been introduced enhancing passenger safety.
22 passengers suffered spinal cord injuries, 6 had head trauma from turbulence-hit SIA flight
Flight SQ321, which was heading to Singapore from London, experienced sudden extreme turbulence on May 21. Briton Geoffrey Kitchen, 73, died during the turbulence, reportedly due to a heart attack.
Singapore Airline revises seatbelt rules following London flight turbulence
On Tuesday, Flight SQ321 encountered severe turbulence, causing the plane to lose altitude and necessitating an emergency landing in Bangkok. As a result, one passenger died, and many others remain hospitalized in Thailand with serious injuries, including spinal-cord damage and head trauma.
Singapore Airlines cooperating with authorities in probing severe flight turbulence incident
Singapore Airlines (SIA) is cooperating with authorities in the investigation into a London to Singapore flight that encountered severe turbulence, leading to the death of one passenger and injuring 30 others. Geoffrey Kitchen, a 73-year-old British passenger, died likely due to a heart attack on the flight. The remaining passengers aboard the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft were examined and treated at the airport.
Singapore Airlines shares slip 1.3% after turbulent flight
One passenger died of a suspected heart attack and dozens were injured after flight Singapore Airlines SQ321 encountered what the airline described as sudden, extreme, turbulence while flying over Myanmar on Tuesday.
Singapore Airlines tragedy: Photos reveal chaotic aftermath, shocking images show passengers' plight
In a tragic incident, a British national, aged 73, died of a heart attack while onboard a Singapore Airlines flight which was hit by severe turbulence while flying above the Indian Ocean.
Singapore Airlines tragedy: What is air turbulence? Is it related to climate change? Incident deconstructed
A recent incident of air turbulence involving Singapore International Airlines has raised questions regarding the frequency and nature of winds that challenge the aircraft.
Aviation experts to begin probe of Singapore Airlines turbulence incident that left British man dead
Aviation investigators arrived in Bangkok on Wednesday to learn how and why severe turbulence sent a Singapore Airlines plane into a sudden dive that tossed passengers and crew around the cabin, leaving a British man dead and dozens others injured. Twenty people remained in intensive care in hospital after Flight SQ321, which was flying from London's Heathrow airport to Singapore, hit the turbulence Tuesday over the Andaman Sea.
Air turbulence: Here are world's most turbulent routes, airports and countries
A Singapore Airlines flight faced severe turbulence, leading to one death and multiple injuries. Turbulence, unstable air moving unpredictably, includes dangerous clear-air turbulence near jet streams due to wind shear. Turbli tracks turbulent flights like Santiago-Chile to Santa Cruz-Bolivia and Tokyo.
World’s most turbulent flight routes show rough rides are everywhere
A British man died and seven were critically injured on a Singapore Airlines Ltd. flight from London to Singapore due to severe turbulence, leading to an emergency landing in Bangkok. The incident highlighted the instability of air routes, including the turbulent Santiago to Santa Cruz route.
What is in-flight turbulence, and when does it become dangerous for passengers and crew?
A British man's death and numerous injuries on a Singapore Airlines flight due to severe turbulence highlight the dangers of unstable air. While turbulence-related fatalities are rare, injuries are more common, especially among flight attendants. Clear-air turbulence, often near jet streams, is particularly dangerous as it occurs with no visible warning. Climate change may increase turbulence, but airlines have safety measures in place. Experts advise passengers to wear seat belts, the best defense against turbulence-related injuries.
'People got launched into plane's ceiling': Passengers share harrowing details from Singapore Airlines turbulence accident
A Singapore Airlines flight en route from London to Singapore faced severe turbulence, causing injuries to dozens and the death of one passenger. After an emergency landing in Bangkok, a relief flight transported passengers and crew to Singapore. Investigations are ongoing into the incident, with weather experts suggesting that thunderstorms in the area contributed to the turbulence. The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of turbulence and the importance of wearing seatbelts during flights.
Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 flight from London to Singapore faces severe turbulence, drops 7000 feet; watch video
A Singapore International Airlines flight experienced extreme turbulence. This killed one passenger on board and injured many others.
After Singapore Airlines turbulence accident, flight crews urge buckling up
Flight attendants and pilots are emphasizing the importance of wearing seatbelts following a Singapore Airlines flight's severe turbulence that resulted in one passenger's death and numerous injuries. The flight, traveling from London to Singapore, encountered heavy turbulence over the Indian Ocean, descending rapidly before making an emergency landing in Bangkok. Weather experts noted the development of "explosive thunderstorms" near the flight path, highlighting the unpredictable nature of turbulence.
Singapore Airlines CEO apologises after severe turbulence on flight causes death and injuries
Singapore Airlines' CEO publicly apologised on Wednesday after severe turbulence on a London to Singapore flight resulted in one passenger's death and injuries to 30 others. In a video message, Goh Choon Phong expressed deep sorrow and apologised for the traumatic experience faced by passengers on flight SQ321.
Singapore Airlines flight hits severe turbulence, one passenger dead, dozens injured
A Singapore Airlines flight from London to Singapore diverted to Bangkok due to severe turbulence, resulting in one passenger dead and multiple injuries reported. The Boeing 777-300ER carried 211 passengers and 18 crew. The airline is coordinating with Thai authorities to provide medical assistance to those affected, news reports said
3 Indians among passengers aboard Singapore Airlines flight hit by 'sudden extreme turbulence'
The pilot declared a medical emergency and diverted the aircraft to Bangkok, and landed on May 21. "We can confirm that there were multiple injuries and one fatality on board the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft," the carrier said in a Facebook post.
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