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Singapore Airlines said Tuesday it has offered compensation to passengers of a flight that hit extreme turbulence last month, in a rare case that killed one passenger and injured dozens

Sinapore Airlines will pay tens of thousands in compensation to each passenger severley injured in its horror turbulence-hit flight, which left one British man dead

Several airlines are said to be looking ramping up safety requirements following the disastrous Singapore Airlines flight - airlines fear they could be hit by serious turbulence next

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES - Bradley Richards, 29, was left with six fractures in his spine and neck and internal bleeding after the horror incident on the Singapore Airlines flight

Engineer Bradley Richards, 29, needed 20 stitches to a head wound and suffered six spine and neck fractures as well as internal bleeding on the flight that saw one British man die

A Singapore Airlines flight, where a Brit died during extreme turbulence, dropped 54 metres in four seconds as it suffered a rapid change of gravitational force, an investigation found

Passengers aboard Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 say they momentarily went into "zero gravity" when the flight suddenly fell thousands of feet in heavy turbulence

One passenger recalled the terrifying moment the Singapore Airlines flight plunged 6,000ft and said 'there was no time for a pilot message, the seatbelt sign was off'

Singapore Airlines will also stop meal services when flying through any turbulence after passengers were hurled out of their seats on the Boeing 777 which left London Heathrow on Tuesday

The airline has issued an update about the passengers and crew who are still in hospital after the plane hit turbulence after leaving London Heathrow for Singapore

The world's most turbulent flights have been revealed with two short-haul European flights being featured on the list. The data follows a recent Singapore Airlines flight plunging 6,000ft due to turbulence.

The Singapore Airlines flight plummeted some 6,000ft injuring many passengers including Linda Kitchen, whose husband Geoff is believed to have suffered a fatal heart attack

Six Brits are in intensive care in hospital after severe turbulence struck a Singapore Airlines flight from London in which Geoff Kitchen, 73, tragically died from a suspected heart attack

Many people suffer with anxiety before getting on an aeroplane - but there are some very effective tips and tricks you can use to help combat the pre flight worries, according to a psychologist

Former pilot Marco Chan believes the stricken Singapore Airlines flight from London Heathrow hit turbulence as it entered what is known as the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ICZ)

The crew onboard the turbulence-hit flight “stoically carried on” despite the plane plummeting thousands of feet, leaving pools of blood on the cabin floor from injured passengers

Geoff Kitchen, 73, from Bristol, was identified as the sole fatal victim of the Singapore Airlines tragedy yesterday after the Boeing 777 ran into extreme turbulence over Myanmar

Several passengers on board Flight SQ321 to Singapore from Britain were injured when it suddenly hit heavy turbulence and fell thousands of feet in a matter of seconds

People were catapulted into the air and smashed against the ceiling as food and drinks flew around the Singapore Airlines plane when it was hit by severe turbulence

In April last year the inquiry’s second interim report had called for the fund to be set up, but Tories dragging their feet is a further insult to those hit by official stonewalling

Flying in commercial aircraft is inherently safe as the industry is hugely regulated, pilots and cabin crew are highly trained, says The Mirror's travel editor Nigel Nelson

Geoffrey Ralph Kitchen, 73, was on a 'holiday of a lifetime' said a neighbour after he tragically died on a Singapore Airlines flight from London that encountered severe turbulence

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: A woman can be seen being lifted on a stretcher above seating on a Singapore Airlines plane from Heathrow that had to be diverted to Bangkok after severe turbulence

A British man died from a heart attack after a Singapore Airlines flight was struck by severe turbulence that resulted in the plane plummeting an estimated 6,000ft

Geoffrey Ralph Kitchen has died and several other passengers have been injured after a Singapore Airlines plane from London experienced severe turbulence at around 37,000ft