Singapore Airlines Faces Scrutiny After Deadly Turbulence Incident

Flight SQ321's emergency landing in Bangkok highlights severe injuries and prompts policy changes.

One passenger died and dozens were injured when flight SQ321 encountered extreme turbulence over Myanmar.
Forty-three passengers remain hospitalized in Bangkok, with several in intensive care due to spinal and brain injuries.
Singapore Airlines has updated its safety protocols, including suspending meal and hot beverage services during turbulence.
The airline may face significant financial liabilities under the Montreal Convention for the injuries and fatality.
Investigations are ongoing, with authorities examining flight data and cockpit recordings to determine the cause.