A Singapore Airlines flight, where a Brit died during extreme turbulence, dropped 54 metres in four seconds as it suffered a rapid change of gravitational force, an investigation found
Passengers aboard Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 say they momentarily went into "zero gravity" when the flight suddenly fell thousands of feet in heavy turbulence
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One of the first medical responders to Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 after it landed at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport has revealed that the cabins towards the rear of the plane sustained the worst damage. It was also where there were the most number of injured passengers, added the doctor, identified as Dr Wichanya. SQ321, bound for Singapore from London's Heathrow Airport.