Singapore Airlines: Welsh passenger tried to save heart-attack victim

Singapore Airlines: Welsh passenger tries to save heart-attack victim A brave Welsh passenger on a Singapore Airlines flight recently stepped in to perform life-saving CPR on a fellow traveler who suffered a heart attack mid-flight. Toby Pearl, a 21-year-old from Wales, took immediate action when the aircraft experienced turbulent conditions. The incident occurred during a flight from London to Singapore. As the plane hit turbulence, 73-year-old Geoff Kitchen suddenly collapsed in his seat. Without hesitation, Pearl rushed to his aid and began performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). The young hero's quick thinking and decisive actions were crucial in the critical moments that followed. Turbulence can be a frightening experience for many passengers, and the sudden heart attack added to the chaotic atmosphere on the plane. However, Pearl's calm demeanor and knowledge of CPR proved to be invaluable in such a dire situation. Despite the challenging circumstances, he managed to maintain composure and focus on saving Kitchen's life. The Singapore Airlines cabin crew was quick to respond as well and provided additional medical equipment and support. Their coordinated efforts, combined with Pearl's heroic actions, helped stabilize Kitchen until the flight crew diverted the plane to Germany for an emergency landing. Once the aircraft landed safely in Germany, Kitchen was transferred to a hospital for further medical treatment. It is reported that he is now in a stable condition, thanks to the prompt and effective response of those involved. Pearl's actions have been praised by Singapore Airlines for his bravery and