'Going completely horizontal': passengers on Singapore Airlines flight hit by turbulence



Singapore Airlines flight SQ 321 was bound for Singapore from London when it hit severe turbulence, leading to the death of a British tourist who was travelling to Australia.
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Dozens were injured, including eight Australians, after passengers reported a ‘dramatic drop’ that launched those not wearing a seatbelt into the cabin ceiling.

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