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The Latest Breaking News from Singapore Airlines

Deal to create one of world’s largest airline groups gets regulator approval

Indian government approves Singapore Airlines’ FDI for Vistara-Air India merger

The Independent UK

‘I’ve seen an entirely different side to this city, and it’s wild’ – what Singapore can teach us about how to live in nature

This jungle-rich, micro metropolis is paving the way in cultivating urban greenery

Homes & Gardens

Runway at Japan’s Narita airport closed for hours after US cargo plane makes emergency landing

Boeing 747 jet’s crew members not injured but plane’s tyres found ruptured and wheels damaged

The Independent UK

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First-class trip on Singapore Airlines sparks debate online: ‘I wouldn’t know what to do’

‘Ironically that’s too much space,’ one viewer argues

The Independent UK

Asian Airlines Affected By Global Tech Disruption

Major Asian airlines, including AirAsia, Cebu Pacific Air, and Singapore Airlines, faced challenges due to a global tech disruption impacting reservation s...

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'Oscars of the airline world' names Qatar Airways best carrier

Qatar Airways takes the crown.

Fortune

New London-Sydney flight gets passengers to Australia even quicker

Exclusive: We reveal the fastest flights from across the UK to the main Australian gateway

The Independent UK

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Singapore Airlines Offers Compensation For Turbulence Incident

Singapore Airlines compensates passengers for turbulence injuries. Malawi conducts search for missing military aircraft with Vice President onboard.

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Singapore Airlines reveals compensation for injured passengers of turbulence-hit flight

The SQ321 flight from Bangkok to London suffered severe turbulence over Myanmar, causing it to instantly plunge 178ft

The Independent UK

Singapore Airlines will pay at least $25,000 to those severely injured on a deadly turbulence-hit flight where one passenger died

Singapore's flag carrier apologized for the "traumatic experience" on its May 20 SQ321 flight, traveling to Singapore from London.

Fortune

Singapore Airlines to compensate passengers on flight where British man died amid extreme turbulence

Extreme turbulence launched passengers ‘immediately into the ceiling’ on the flight from London to Singapore

Evening Standard

Austrian plane suffers severe damage to nose and windshield flying through hailstorm

There were 173 passengers and six crew onboard when flight hit turbulence

The Independent UK

Singapore Airlines offers compensation to passengers hurt by turbulence

Airline offers $10,000 to passengers with minor injuries, invites seriously hurt to discuss compensation offer.

Al Jazeera

Singapore Airlines Offers $10,000 To Passengers Hurt By Turbulence

Singapore Airlines said Tuesday it has offered $10,000 compensation to passengers who suffered minor injuries on a flight hit by violent turbulence last month and will discuss higher payouts with those more badly hurt.

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The Independent UK

Singapore Airlines offers compensation to passengers on flight that hit extreme turbulence

Singapore Airlines has offered compensation to passengers of a flight that hit extreme turbulence last month

The Guardian - AU

Singapore Airlines offers $10,000 compensation to those injured in turbulence flight

The airline has said that anyone who sustained serious injuries on SQ321 last month could be entitled to a larger payment

The Independent UK

More than 80% of airline passengers in favour of mandatory seatbelts on flights, poll finds

Exclusive: In the social media poll, 5 to 1 voted in favour of being strapped in througout a flight

The Independent UK

Gravitational changes, 178-feet drop caused injuries on Singapore Airlines jet that hit turbulence

A preliminary investigation says rapid changes in the gravitational force led to a 178-feet altitude drop of a Singapore Airlines flight that left one passenger dead and many others who were not buckled up injured in extreme turbulence last week

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The Independent UK

Singapore Airlines flight probe reveals 178ft drop in five seconds likely caused injuries

One passenger died of a heart attack aboard the Boeing 777 as it was flying south of Myanmar on the morning of 21 May

Evening Standard

Singapore Airlines flight dropped 54 metres in four seconds, report finds

British passenger Geoffrey Kitchen died and dozens of others were injured during the turbulence-hit flight last Tuesday

Al Jazeera

G-force changes likely cause of Singapore flight injuries, probe finds

Singapore’s Ministry of Transport says Boeing aircraft experienced 54-metre altitude drop during incident.

The Guardian - AU

What causes turbulence on flights and which routes around the world are most affected?

After the fatal Singapore Airlines incident and injuries to passengers above Turkey, we explain what’s behind the phenomenon

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Singapore Airlines Flight Returns After Turbulence Tragedy

Learn about the recent turbulence incident on a Singapore Airlines flight from London, emphasizing the importance of safety in air travel.

The Independent UK

Extreme turbulence is rare – but the best precaution is extremely simple

The Man Who Pays His Way: Time to belt up – for the whole flight

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Thai Hospital Treating 43 Singapore Airlines Passengers

43 passengers from a recent Singapore Airlines flight in Thailand are still receiving medical treatment. Efforts are being made to determine the cause of t...

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