‘Awful screaming’: What happened inside Singapore Airlines plane
When Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 hit an air pocket and plunged an astonishing 6000ft in just minutes, chaos unfolded onboard. See the photos and video.
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Aussie’s turbulence horror at 37,000ft
An Australian passenger on Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 has described the terrifying moment she was flung to the ceiling of the Boeing 777-300ER while she was sleeping.
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New theory on Singapore Airlines turbulence horror
The Singapore Airlines turbulence horror has shocked travellers around the world after the plane plunged 6000ft, killing one man. Experts reveal their theories on what happened.
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