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Keith Davis, a passenger on the deadly Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 which was hit by severe turbulence, says he has been left ‘totally in limbo’ by the airline while his wife is treated for severe injuries in Thailand. ‘She’s in ICU, needs a medivac,’ he tells reporters at Samitivej Srinakarin hospital in Bangkok. A Singapore Airlines spokesperson said the airline had apologised to Davis and his wife, and were making arrangements for their family members to travel to Bangkok to be with them. ‘Singapore Airlines apologises to Mr Keith Davis and his wife, and is providing them with the necessary support and assistance they need during this difficult time…We remain committed to supporting all passengers and crew members who were on board SQ321, as well as their family members and loved ones,’ the spokesperson said. ► Subscribe to Guardian Australia on YouTubeAustralian in intensive care with severe spinal injury after ‘horrifying’ Singapore flight, husband says’Going completely horizontal’: passengers on Singapore Airlines flight hit by turbulence – video‘Sheer terror’: three Australians in intensive care after Singapore Airlines flight hit turbulence Continue reading…
Keith Davis, a passenger on the deadly Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 which was hit by severe turbulence, says he has been left ‘totally in limbo’ by the airline while his wife is treated for severe injuries in Thailand. ‘She’s in ICU, needs a medivac,’ he tells reporters at Samitivej Srinakarin hospital in Bangkok. A Singapore Airlines spokesperson said the airline had apologised to Davis and his wife, and were making arrangements for their family members to travel to Bangkok to be with them. ‘Singapore Airlines apologises to Mr Keith Davis and his wife, and is providing them with the necessary support and assistance they need during this difficult time…We remain committed to supporting all passengers and crew members who were on board SQ321, as well as their family members and loved ones,’ the spokesperson said.
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‘Going completely horizontal’: passengers on Singapore Airlines flight hit by turbulence – video
‘Sheer terror’: three Australians in intensive care after Singapore Airlines flight hit turbulence
