This storm stayed out at sea, and therefore never affected land. However, a commercial airliner flew into the storm due to a lag in weather reports to the craft, and so ended up in the storm, As a result of this, the craft was reported missing on May 8th, with the craft eventually found near Guam after crashing. It is assumed that the plane had severe turbulence at the time it encountered the storm, and so it went down. Unfortunately, the 154 passengers, and 12 crew were all confirmed dead as a result of the storm, and so the name was retired in memory of the people lost on the aircraft on January 2, 2103, and so will never be used in this basin again as a result of this.