Music. I
think the entire thing happened within
the span of like less than 10 seconds.
Like it was really, really quick.
Which is why, like, I think nobody could really respond
to it.
Like in my recollection of what happened I
I was, I was in my chair and I think
I was,
I was resting at that point,
but I was belted in
and we could start feeling that the airplane was
entering some kind of turbulence.
So the plane started shaking
and at that point like I just know that OK,
well I'm just going to
like huddle in. But like it kept getting worse and
worse and worse.
There were a lot of there were people within the
laboratories and the
crew that were working anybody who were standing,
especially the people within the laboratories and
were the most
injured from what I've seen.
But I I saw people from
across the aisle just like
like
going completely horizontal hitting the ceiling and and landing back
down and like really awkward positions.
People like getting massive gashes in their head
concussions.
So it's it's quite quite a sight I think
trying to deal with the with the situation before he
could even really
tell everybody within the plane to brace or hold on
or
to buckle in. So it's
you really just had to work with your instincts.
Like, I knew there was some.
There was a lady behind me,
I think from New Zealand who was unbuckled,
but she really, really quickly buckled in.
Like the people who didn't respond or were sleeping were
the ones that,
like, I didn't realize the things that
broke within the airplane, the dents that were made in
a overhead,
like luggage compartments and all the additional kind of panelling
above our heads.
Like, I thought it was just the oxygen masks
coming out and then popping out the panel.
But in fact, like, like,
heads had had literally pushed through and broken those plastic
panels.
And like, there was just there's blood and
and there's bits and pieces just broken everywhere.
But maybe I might feel
not so good in the future.
But, you know, things like this usually take some time
to process.
And I'm still began to process it.
We are deeply saddened by this incident.
It has resulted in one confirmed fertility and multiple injuries.
On behalf of Singapore Airlines,
I would like to express my deepest condolences
to the family and loved ones of the deceased.
We are very sorry for the traumatic experience that everyone
on board
SQ 321 went through.
Our priority is to render all possible assistance to all
passengers and crew members.
Singapore Airlines swiftly dispatched a team to Bangkok last night
and they have been helping our colleagues with the support
on the ground.
A relief flight with 143 of the
SQ321 passengers and crew members
who were able to travel
landed in Singapore this morning
at 5:05 AM.
Another 79 passengers and six crew members are still in
Bangkok.
This includes the injured who are receiving medical treatment,
as well as their families and loved ones
who were on the flight.