Monday am saw a runway at Narita International Airport temporarily blocked following the discovery of smoke coming from a Singapore Airlines flight. Initially, there were concerns about a probable engine issue; nevertheless, tests revealed that burned rubber and overheating brakes caused the smoke. Quick Reaction and Guaranteed Safety The emergency services of Narita Airport responded rapidly after the incident. Arriving …

After that horrifying incident on a flight from London to Singapore, Singapore Airlines (SIA) decided to implement some changes in its safety procedures. The plane encountered severe turbulence, resulting in one passenger’s death and over 100 passengers were injured.   The incident occured on May 21st, involved flight SQ321 . Passengers and crew members experienced heavy turbulence within the cabin, causing …

Ten hours into the London to Singapore flight SQ321 had been comparatively smooth until the aircraft encountered severe turbulence. ‘Terrifying,’ according to passengers, the Singapore Airlines aircraft abruptly descended 7,000 feet in just six minutes, causing mayhem and terror among all on board. Add to the terror and uncertainty was the violent hurling of anyone not wearing a seatbelt from …

Singapore Airlines has ruled in favor of an Indian couple who complained that their business-class seats were damaged and has been ordered to pay over 2,040 pounds (INR 213,585). The New York Post published a report of this. Senior police officer Ravi Gupta and his spouse were traveling via Singapore from Hyderabad to Australia when an incident occurred. During their …

Indonesia – With the first international passenger flight to the Indonesian vacation island in in two years, Bali started a tentative re-opening to foreign visitors on Feb 16. Flights have resumed as the Southeast Asian archipelago relaxes quarantine laws despite an increase in Covid infections caused by the Omicron strain. A Singapore Airlines flight carrying 109 foreign passengers and 47 …

After a passenger from Singapore Airlines tested positive for the Covid-19 virus, Hong Kong do not allow incoming passenger flights from Singapore Airlines until the middle of April. The authorities of Hong Kong also said that three of the passengers from the March 31 flight where the carrier is in, failed to observe strict precautionary measures to prevent the spread …