A backpacker rushed to perform CPR for 30 minutes on a passenger who had a fatal heart attack aboard the Singapore Airlines flight hit by severe turbulence. Toby Pearl, from Abergavenny, was journeying from London Heathrow to Singapore with his friend Liam James-Morris when their plane made an emergency landing on Tuesday.

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Singapore Airlines says it will halt meal services and get all cabin crew to buckle up when planes fly through turbulence as part of tighter cabin measures after one person died and dozens were injure

Toby Pearl (right) and Liam James-Morris (left) said they thought they were going to die when their plane hit severe turbulence A backpacker from Wales rushed to perform CPR for 30 minutes on a passenger who had a fatal heart attack aboard the Singapore Airlines flight hit by severe turbulence.

Singapore Airlines will no longer serve meals when the seatbelt light is on after a passenger died and dozens got hurt because of flight turbulence.

Toby Pearl, 21, told the BBC that he had been on the flight heading to Australia with his friend Liam James-Morris. Everything had been going fine, he said, before the seatbelt sign came on and the turbulence “was absolutely instant.

Singapore Airlines has acted swiftly, adjusting flight paths and changing safety protocols. The airline has also stated that it will conduct a thorough investigation. How exactly