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The anchor has low comprehension
🙏😞❤️🇹🇭🙏🇸🇬Thank you Thailand for helping in this event! 🙏😞❤️🇹🇭🙏🇸🇬
🙏😞❤️I would like to express my condolences to those who lost their lives in this plane crash!🙏😞❤️
These things do happen.
I had similar experience during flight to thailand , not singapore airlines.
I forgot my seatbelt. I mean my friend saw me floating a few seconds. Lets' pray for all.
No tourism, Singapore economy will TOTALLY COLLPASE! That is what open economy means!
It’s a blessing that SIA pilot is able to land safely despite suffering such severe turbulence… thank you for your professionalism
That part of Andaman Sea @ parallel to Phuket & Langkawi is a hotspot for air turbulence especially for bigger aircraft, depending on the weather. Frequent flyers, experience pilot and cabin crew knows it. As precaution, better to fasten your seatbelt when flying over this area. It can happen anytime, to any aircraft.
There is one passenger posted that the seat belt sign was not on. Whose responsibility to turn on the seat belt sign during such turbulence times?
2000Ft/Min…. Thats sounds normal to me ngl….
WHY did she cut him off as he was speaking and then asked a question about something he had already mentioned at the start of the interview???
Seriously this news presenter..!? he clearly said 'clear air turbulence' and gave a detail explanation on it.. which you can't predict at all..
CNA is FAKE NEWS!!! If you deliberately leave out Key Information, that is call, "MIS-INFORMATION"!!!! Calling this a "Singapore Airlines" occurrence instead of another "Boing 777" incident is extremely disgraceful!!! Boing 777 is very Well Known for this exact same occurrence across all of it's Jets!!! They upgraded their Engine but was too cheap to upgrade the entire Jet to go with the new engine, so they just upgraded their Algorithm to compensate for the new engine and has caused their Jets around the World to unsuspectingly take a deep dive in mid-flight. causing injuries around the World!!! Don't Lie to Your Viewers just because Boing or the US Government/Pentagon/War Machine has Pressured You or Bribed!!!! You are a Disgrace!!!! As soon as You said the Boing 777, I knew exactly what happened!!! Stop lying to your audience!!! It Is Not A Rare Occurrence With Boing 777"!!!!! Stop the Cover-up of "Boing"!!!!!!!
Freak accident
Jesus save the plane Jesus Christ 🙏
It’s CAT woman 🙄🙄, stop putting words in his mouth… 🤦♀️
Need to stay belted even in toilet
He is a INDIVIDUAL AVIATION ANALYST, so this Mr Lee is not from SIA? He is speaking for SIA Pilot? Where did he get the info?
7000 ft in 6 minutes is not a sudden drop. It appears to be a controlled descent of some nature, by the pilot or autopilot. Was there a loss of instrumentation being Boeing, since feed back is that the aircraft nosed up and down. Or did the pilots doze off and autopilot did the correction? Or did the pilots react with delay? Could be loss of instrumentation, 6 minutes is a long time!!! Plus food service was in progress.
Why don't they just interview pilots rather than analysis and "experts".
Thankfully most passengers are physically ok but feeling traumatised. Hope they will feel better soon. Condolences to the family of the gentleman who died. Wishing speedy recovery to those injured.
Stop interrupting the guest B**
This "analyst" sound like very stressed when commenting. Why? Sounds like Philipino accent? New citizen?
Please do not feature Alvin Liu/ Lee anymore. He doesn’t seem to be clear of the situation. He seems drunk commenting
So why does this not happen more often ?
Can we stop blaming mother nature and take full responsibility as Singaporeans? Come on now, isn’t this the least we should do?
well. it's was not clear air turbulence. Radar did show extreme weather at the time, but the pilots did not deviate their course, nor did they slow the airplane appropriately.
We don't if the pilot/Singapore Air made a mistake until the evidence is analyzed
Haha that "ding" you hear on the "experts" laptop was clearly a Boeing PR member telling him what to say after media questions. I believe the pilot was awesome and done a good job and that the Singapore Airlines done a good job, however I question Boeing and if this was genuinely clear air turbulence or it was a mechanical error from a 777 as these 747's and 777's are being looked into at the moment, so we need to have zero speculation and an objective investigation into the that.
Kudo to the pilots
Any flight crew never fail to warn about the known turbulance. As a passenger, I remain seated with buckle up all the time except using the lavatory.
This so called "expert" with no data or info at hand trying to make the narrative there is no pilot error and in fact the pilot is to be praised for diverting – is this a SIA paid spokesperson
Thailand and Myanmar have Cyclone tropical storm from Indian Ocean on this week .Do you know? It’s undetectable situation.Because of Global Boiling from high level of CO2 of mainland China ,USA and EU. It’s the reason. It’s the law of Kharmar.Please use clean energy and stop global warming altogether.
The pilots are to blame . The aviation analyst has revealed it was caused by convection current turbulence from thunderstorm clouds above the aircraft. Who the hell flies right into a storm?? Would’ve shown upon the radar. Pathetic that the crew didn’t go around it. Prolly trying to save fuel. Lol! Typical cost saving stupid singkie mentality as usual! Nothing unusual in THAT! 😂
How can he say it's clear air turbulence when Singapore Airlines haven't even mentioned it was 'clear air'. The Singapore Airlines press release only mentioned severe turbulence specifically. It is known from various reports that there are weather activities around that area e.g. thunderstorm (unclear at what height). In my opinion the aircraft could have been flying through clouds at the time.
https://youtu.be/0UYNFthOx1o?t=208
I once experienced turbulence with thunderstorm and heavy rains in the middle of the night when on my way to NY, the plane shakes rigorously a few times, I was so scared at that time and feeling very helpless. I closed my eyes and prayed and thought I shall accept what it come as I couldn’t escape anyway, putting my life to fate… fortunately , the turbulence stopped after a few minutes … that was my 23hrs flight in the air !
The anchor's comprehension of the expert's opinion was quite poor.
That is why i never board any airplane until now. ✈️✈️
sounds like microburst that pushes down the plane down 6000 feets.
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