A British woman whose husband died after severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight files a lawsuit in the UK, seeking damages from the airline. Linda Kitchen, 74, says she suffers serious spinal injuries after the May 2024 incident involving Singapore Airlines flight SQ321, according to reporting cited by multiple outlets.
Kitchen has begun proceedings in Britain’s High Court, with the BBC reporting the case. She is seeking compensation to help fund specialist care and support for her recovery after her injuries. Her husband, Geoff Kitchen, 73, also dies in the same incident.
The outlets align on the core facts: the lawsuit, the flight number SQ321, the May 2024 timing, and that Kitchen is pursuing damages following spinal injuries linked to the turbulence. Differences are primarily in emphasis, with some coverage focusing on her role as a widow and the UK legal step, while others highlight the injuries and the purpose of the damages claim.
