On May 23, Singapore Airlines announced adjustments to its standard procedures for cabin services, including suspending cabin catering services when the seat belt indicator lights on, and requiring crew members to return to their seats, fasten their seat belts, and respond more cautiously during flightdeuceswildspinpokerEnsure the safety of passengers and crew.
A Singapore Airlines spokesperson said that in severe weather conditions, especially during turbulent air currents, the crew will continue to secure all loose items and equipment in the cabin and kitchen. They will also advise passengers to return to their seats and fasten their seat belts, and pay attention to passengers who may need help, including passengers in toilets.
On the 21st of this month, Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 encountered strong turbulence on the way from London to Singapore, causing casualties. There are currently 65 passengers and two crew members remaining in Thailand, including 46 passengers and two crew members who are being treated in hospitals. (General reporter Liu Chang)