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One dead and 30 injured as Singapore Airlines flight hit by turbulence

BANGKOK: A Singapore Airlines flight from London made an emergency landing in Bangkok on Tuesday due to severe turbulence, officials said, with one passenger dead and local media reporting multiple injuries. Singapore Airlines did not say where the injuries and death occurred, but a passenger who spoke to Reuters said turbulence caused those not wearing seat belts to hit the cabins overhead. Thai media reported that there were 30 injured, while Singapore Airlines did not specify how many people were injured. The Boeing 777-300ER plane with 211 passengers and 18 crew members was en route to Singapore when it made

February 24, 2024

News Desk

The UK’s best airline revealed by ‘Which?’ overview

Seat comfort, cabin cleanliness, boarding service, cabin ambience, food, beverage, customer service, value for money are criteria for the list VIP Airbus A330 MRTT (RAF Voyager KC3), Royal Air Force ZZ336, lands at RAF Brize Norton. — Royal Family/Folder British holidaymakers have decided which airlines are the best and a UK carrier has taken the top spot. “Which?” conducted an annual survey that examines various factors to assess the overall level of customer satisfaction on 10,775 flights, according to The sun. Seat comfort, cabin cleanliness, boarding service, cabin ambience, food and beverage, customer service and value for money are the

October 29, 2023

News Desk

PIA commits to pay Rs 1.35 billion to PSO

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) reaffirmed its commitment to Pakistan State Oil (PSO) by pledging to pay Rs 1.35 billion for fuel supplies, which enabled PSO to extend a credit facility of Rs 500 million to facilitate its ongoing operations PIA. Facing financial constraints and amid PIA’s default, PSO has taken a pragmatic step to ensure the national carrier continues its core business by increasing the line of credit for fuel procurement from Rs 15 billion to Rs 15.5 billion, they said sources. Sources familiar with the matter revealed to The Express Tribune that PIA had made timely payments to international

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