British man killed and seven fighting for life after ‘traumatic’ turbulence on UK flight #shorts
this shot shows the damage that took the life of one man and put several in a critical condition after severe turbulence on a flight from London Heathrow to Singapore caused the plane to drop 6,000 ft the Boeing plane made an emergency landing in Bangkok where taii authorities confirmed 23 other passengers were injured as well as nine crew members at the time of publishing there had been no comment from Boeing the manufacturers
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8 comments
Of course it’s a Boeing plane, all they have is like a total of 5 screws and bolts for there planes.
I wish you’d put a timestamp on this video
When?
First rules of reporting
When, where, what, why.
This has nothing to do with Boeing. No problems with the 777 this time!!
This kind of reporting has got to stop.
The ATC data shows the plane only dropped about 100 feet and then rapidly climbed about 300 feet. It then had a controlled decent of 6,000 feet. Yes, a 100 foot fall is enough to kill you.
The damage was not from the plane breaking apart. The damage was from people who were not wearing their seat belts being thrown around the cabin. You are told on every flight to wear your seat belt anytime you are seated. This will result in lawsuits that will result in the airlines making rules to mandate seat belts at all times.
It is not the fault of boeing.
Now we know why airlines have gone the D.E.I route!
Sabotage by China
Shocker…….it was a Boeing airplane
No no no. The 6000 feet descent was controlled . It has nothing to do with the turbulences. The man died of a heart attack. Please stop disinformation.