The turmoil affects 25 passengers on the Delta flight, the plane forces on the ground

A flight of the Delta Airlines from Salt Lake City was exposed to Amsterdam through serious disturbances, as she sent 25 passengers to hospitals and forced the trip to transfer to Minneapolis Saint. Paul International Airport said.

Airbus A330-900, which could accommodate more than 250 people, landed around 7:45 pm on Wednesday. The firefighting department met at the airport and paramedics on the flight. The airline said that the 25 passengers were transferred to hospitals for evaluation and treatment.

One of the passengers said that people who did not wear seat belts were thrown around the cabin.

“They hit the ceiling, then they fell on the floor,” Lian Clement Nash told ABC News. “The vehicles also hit the ceiling and fell to the ground and the people were wounded. It happened several times, so it was really frightening.”

Delta said in a statement: “We are grateful to support all respondents in the emergency situations,” Delta said in a statement.

The serious injuries resulting from the disorder during the journey are rare, but scientists say they may become more common because climate change changes the jet stream.

A man was killed when a lines flight in Singapore was hit by severe turmoil in May 2024, the first person to die of turmoil on a major airline in several decades.