Singapore Airlines offers compensation to passengers on flight hit by extreme turbulence
- Singapore Airlines offers $10,000 in compensation to passengers of a flight hit by extreme turbulence.
- One British man died on the flight due to severe turbulence, while others were injured.
- The airline is also considering larger compensation for passengers with serious injuries.
Singapore Airlines has offered compensation to passengers of flight SQ321, which was hit by extreme turbulence resulting in one death and several injuries. Passengers with minor injuries were offered $10,000, while those with serious injuries were invited to discuss their compensation offer. The airline also provided an advance payment of $25,000 for passengers requiring long-term medical care. All passengers will receive a full refund, and the airline is covering medical expenses for injured passengers. Severe injuries from flight turbulence are rare, but turbulence-related accidents are common for commercial airlines. The incident occurred over Thai airspace, causing the flight to make an emergency landing in Bangkok. The airline expressed apologies for the traumatic experience and is committed to supporting passengers during this time.