Recent Turbulence Incidents Raise Safety Concerns for Air Travelers
Two severe turbulence events on Singapore Airlines and Qatar Airways flights have resulted in injuries and a death, prompting calls for improved safety measures.
- Singapore Airlines flight 321 experienced extreme turbulence, causing one death and numerous injuries.
- Qatar Airways flight 107 also encountered severe turbulence, leading to 12 passengers being hospitalized.
- Experts suggest that climate change may be increasing the frequency of turbulence incidents.
- New FAA regulations aim to enhance in-flight safety by adopting recommendations from the NTSB.
- Passengers are advised to keep seat belts fastened at all times to minimize injury risk.