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Widow sues after passenger death linked to severe Singapore Airlines turbulence

The widow of a 73-year-old passenger who died after severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight has taken the case to court.

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The case highlights continuing aviation-safety and passenger-liability concerns, but the supplied report describes an individual incident.

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  1. Στα δικαστήρια η χήρα του 73χρονου που πέθανε μετά από σφοδρές αναταράξεις σε αεροσκάφος της Singapore Airlines ↗sofokleous10.gr · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 7:17 AM UTC

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