SINGAPORE, Sept 7 — Four passengers and three crew members were injured after a Scoot flight from Singapore to Guangzhou, China hit turbulence yesterday morning, according to a...
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One passenger was hospitalised for further observation as of 8.30pm local time yesterday, the Straits Times reported quoting the low-cost subsidiary of Singapore Airlines. Scoot said that its priority is the welfare of its passengers and cabin crew and will provide all necessary support and assistance required. — Bernama
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