Kitty you are such a slapdash!

Same here. Especially during long flights when people are sleeping.

Very good advice,I always wear my seatbelt regardless,unless I have to go to the toilet.

​@@jimduffy1967 same here.

>I imagine most the injuries occured in people who were not strapped down and hit the roof of the plane. that's exactly what a passenger on that flight said

They'll apparently be increasingly common as climate change (to which aviation of course contributes) worsens.

Vanishingly?

@@Silks-Yes, ‘vanishingly’.

@@sabaidaniel555 🤣

@@titteryenot4524 so these types on incident are becoming so rare that there’ll eventually be no incidents? Think you used the wrong word kiddo.

My friend flew me to Switzerland from the uk for my birthday. On the way back we had crosswind turbulence. The plane was dropping and it felt like the “swoosh” of a roller coaster. I was absolutely terrified. I counted the 02 building 32 times until it was safe to land, nightmare.

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I lived through an earthquake, My heart was racing Out of my chest.

I never understand why people like to do that. I get that a person or 2 might need to carry on a huge one but apparently it's a lot of people these days. I was flying on the same route as the Singapore airlines flight 2 weeks ago and there was a guy who not only filled his overhead compartment but had stuff in a few others over the aisle seats! And to make it worse he kept opening them again and again and again throughout the flight and was walking around and doing stuff all the while and won't remain seated. He had so many stuff in so many places that he had to open like 10 compartments when he wasn't sure where to get something. Granted he was with his wife and they had a small baby, but those folks were completely reckless and inundated the cabin crew with endless requests. I personally try to fly as lightly as possible. That day I only had my laptop bag with me and had no problem keeping it under my seat because that guy filled the airplane with his stuff. Luckily the seat next to me was empty so it wasn't too bad.

As long as it’s under 7 kg, it should be okay in MOST cases. Why most airlines weigh your carry on luggage these days. Some people can’t afford the extra luggage fees and also airlines lose your luggage way too often.

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it's not really possible to recover from "passing away".

@@abody499 But it is!

Lol.

@@abody499u div.

It's not Singapore Airlines fault.

It was probably on autopilot

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My condolences 🙏... God consoul his family and friends..

Was it normal drops like a few feet or was it like a ten feet drop

Could happen whilst in the loo

@@epposcrap Did to me on the way to Dallas Fort Worth - end destination New Mexico a few years back. Bit like being in a washing machine with not much to hold onto either. I staggered out of the loo with hair all over the place looking like a banshee and wryly cried 'Wow, what was in that meal we just had?' Purely out of acute embarrassment. The passengers, mostly American, were watching and waiting - they actually cheered and clapped. Terrible experience though and I was pretty bruised.

@@epposcrap true but you need to chance it or piddle in your seat 💺 😂

...then get up and go , return to your seat and buckle up. How hard is that.

What date was that?

Was that a BA Boeing 777 too? Air Mauritius flies airbus

I was wondering if it was anything to do with the recent huge solar flare that has hit our magnetosphere (that keeps our planet protected). Its affected the current heatwave here in UK for sure, with thunderstorms forecast for tomorrow (Wed).

Definitely the pop up storms. I’m in Thailand and I’ve never been so melted before in my life, and I’m from Las Vegas. Now, the past 10 days has been beyond wet because some how winds shifted and wind is being blowing from the Andaman

Sad isn't it

So disrespectful

Most people on the planet are stupid sheep

The news would be happy to have footage

Fingers crossed the newly grieving family are now trawling KZfaq for comments of condolence, otherwise your comment might be entirely pointless, narcissistic and self serving.

@@Jules-hn6un as is yours..

@@Jules-hn6unfingers crossed the newly grieving family don’t see your sarcastic comment below an otherwise seemingly genuine comment 🙄

@@saraboot8002 haha. Looks like Jules woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

@@AJzilllaPro I have to agree with you 😏

why did jesus allow this to happen? that strong wind could have been whisked away.

@@DerekDavis213 "god's will". i heard it works in mysterious ways.

Didn't the door fall off a Boeing when it was up in the air? Maybe Airbus can handle the stress better?

It's the squishy humans that are the weakest part

More traffic and climate change

Mate, it’s one old fk who had a heart attack. Chill out lmfaob

@@arsenioseslpodcast3143 yep. You are a proper bell sniff.

They only lost 400ft in the drop. That’s not a stall

Fasten the seatbelts even when the sign isn't on. Safety is number one.

It happened when seatbelt sign wasn't turned on.

Of course turbulence does exactly that. Severe turbulence is sudden winds that go upwards and downwards.

@@MrSchwabentier - there has never been turbulence to cause any 777 to stall

@@majorrgeek yeah obviously, because it didn’t stall

@@MrSchwabentier - this was a stall - planes don't drop 6000 feet by turbulence - learn what turbulence is

@@majorrgeek what are you on about?! They dropped 100-150ft. After that the pilots initiated a quick descent of 6000ft. At least get your facts straight before you tell others to learn about turbulence.

Turbulence is not visible, like a pothole. Or do you disagree?

You can't control turbulence, it can happen anytime.

@@DerekDavis213 Turbulence is not an invisible thing, GPS magnetic system alert Pilots in advance about turbulences ahead, but no car has a navigation system that alerts them on potholes.

@@davidmastaki _no car has a navigation system that alerts them on potholes._ The Tesla FSD system, with 8 cameras and AI and Neural Networks is too dumb to see potholes on the road, and avoid them. Any high school kid can drive around a pothole.

What if i need to pee? I just pee while seated buckled in?

Because there was no warning of turbulences

No, it dropped 150ft and then the pilots initiated a 6000ft descent that took 3 minutes

No, there wasn’t.

When you don’t know the truth but the whole truth, dont say

777 has advanced weather Radar any pilot is able to Avoid entering turbulence

@@drdajohclear air turbulence isn’t visible on weather radar.

Clear Air Turbulence can’t be detected by radar

*Always *.

He had a heart attack.... Dont think having a seatbelt on would have saved him.

@@Astrophobia88 If he went flying out his seat and got an injury it would put strain on your heart. I’m not saying it’s the cause, and I’m not victim blaming because a lot of people don’t have it on when they don’t have to and it’s not in the rules that you need it on either. These events are common enough however, and I don’t even notice when I’m strapped in or not. I never used to wear it until I saw someone say they always wear theirs and it made complete sense so I did it ever since.

Turbulence.

If it's Boeing, I'm not going. Thank god for Airbus.

@@DerekDavis213 yep. Same.

Maybe both?! The A380 is way more stable than the Dreamliner. Turbulence or not.

No, there was no other aircraft close enough for such an event

I've just commented the same thing. It's affected the earth's magnetosphere for sure.

same modus operandi the powers that be used during the pandi regarding the fuchi ouchi clotshots when most peopledied of heart attacks and some from car crashes but counted them all as caused by COVID to pad the numbers and push their agenda

thats a budget airline. Singapore airlines is not budget and is generally one of the best airlines in the world. i always fly with hem when possible, and i am normally flying the london to singapore route.

@@CraigCameron-uq2wc I tried it once because it stops in Thailand before going to Singapore. Normaly I use Thai Airways. I will never use this company again nor will I use Singapore airlines again. To me, they are not so good. Etihad is much much superior for a decent quality economy flight. Singapore airlines fails. Thai Airways is the champion. Thailand wins.

SIA is literally the number 1 ranked airlines in the world in 2023. Thai airways isn't even close at 40. SIA has not had a single death on board since 2000, this being only the second ever. The bay of bengal is known for extreme turbulence, this is not the first time this has happened and can happen to any plane. Scoot, while being a subsidiary operates almost independently and should be treated as a seperate airline. Bringing up a budget airline (which is honestly still better than many non-budget western options) or the quality of an airline in this case is pointless. Perhaps the only negative point is that SIA do not order planes with an area to store a body, because deaths are extremely rare for them.

@@LukeSciberraschannel I did not read an encyclopedia in order to give my personal opinion. I can only say what I know from my personal experience. I recommend Thai Airways for various reasons. I don't recommend Singapore airlines for various reasons. The reasons are clearly stated above. I don't have time or interest to check your claims. No problem, I already know what I know.

@@LukeSciberraschannel Scoot is clearly belonging to singapore airlines. You simply need to Google it.

And how would the seat belt have prevented the heart attack?

even in car crashes seat belts can kill people, he obviously was frightened and went into heart failure, nothing to do with the seat belt.

Not only that, you will be explicitly told to fasten your seat belt in case of turbulance. Not much to do with the Brit though as he died of heart attack. But the 30 injuries could've been prevented.

@@arinc9 How do you know they were not strapped? The injuries could easily come from all the things flying around the plane.

@@HolyNarzbecause it’s been reported that people were smashed against the overhead lockers. Now I know that some of these could have been hit by objects or with unfortunate timing getting up to go to toilet etc. Also a lot will crew, but I guarantee some will be those who couldn’t be arsed to buckle up as dinner was being served.

And people shouldn't drive cars incase they get into an accident

I am more scared of cars.

Yes

@@swiftlydoesit8480stop spreading misinformation it was a Boeing 777