Goh Choon Pong, the CEO of Singapore Airlines, has expressed gratitude to the workforce for their diligent efforts following a severe turbulence incident that resulted in the death of a British citizen and numerous injuries.
“The last five days have been immensely challenging for everyone at Singapore Airlines,” Mr. Goh wrote in a memo that the news was able to obtain.
Following a mishap over the Indian Ocean on May 21, aircraft SQ321, which was scheduled to depart London for Singapore, was rerouted to Bangkok, Thailand.
On Sunday, the Boeing B777-ER was returned to Singapore via air.
According to Mr. Goh’s memo, “our agility, dedication, and team spirit were evident during this period.”
“I would want to speak on behalf of the [Singapore Airlines] Board and the whole management team.
