The passenger on board flight SQ31 "became unruly and injured himself in the process", a Singapore Airlines spokesperson said....to continue reading click here
All my 35 years of flying with SIA, I had faced somewhat similar situations like the above. However, we managed to calm the passengers down and continued to our destination. Perhaps this situation might be different. However, the airline did not give much details.
Jane jumped ship at Melbourne. She did not turn up for the flight home. Nobody knew what has happened to her back then. It was around the mid 1970s.
Many years later, a crew bumped into Jane. She was already an old woman,probably in her 50s. She told the crew who was an IFS that she jumped ship to marry her Australian boyfriend. It didn't work out and she was devastated. She by this time was an illegal immigrant. She didn't want to return to Singapore because didn't want her relationship with her Singapore to continue.
It was a tragedy but she said she accepted her fate. The last we heard Jane is unmarried and in her 70s now. She does part time work and lives alone.
Anyone want to propose to her?
Does anyone know what has happened to the case of a chief steward Foo Suan Chew, Eric who died in a Woodland food court scuffle last December? The accused 57 Teo Eng Chye is still in remand or what?
SIA just announced its first quarterly (2026) loss of S$76 million due to high fuel cost and Air India...full report here
For his actions, Ariel Lhudfiyan Muarifin, 20, was sentenced to 15 months’ jail and three strokes of the cane on June 3, after he pleaded guilty to one charge of molestation.
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Why so many cases involving the molestation of SIA stewardesses?? Is it because the girls are irresistible and sexy or is it because of the free booze?
SINGAPORE – A man was sentenced to six months’ jail after he molested a flight attendant and later harassed the woman by cornering her in the galley of a Singapore Airlines plane. Read more here
1. Eat less frequently like once or max twice a day.
2. No snacking in between meals.
3. Do intermittent fasting like 12/12 or 16/8 or 18/6 etc.
4. Eat fibre first followed by protein, healthy fats and carbs.
5. Walk 10 to 15 minutes after each meal.
Air India has recently sought over US$1.1 billion in financial support from its shareholders, Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, following massive losses exceeding US$2.4 billion and to recover from a fatal June 2025 crash. Additionally, the airline, along with other carriers, urged the Indian government to revise aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices due to operational crises
