Summary
A Delta Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Sydney hit turbulence as it landed, injuring several people, including four flight attendants. Five patients were assessed by emergency services, with three taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The plane landed safely and experts suggest that turbulence incidents may increase due to climate change.
Key Facts
- A Delta flight from Los Angeles to Sydney experienced turbulence while landing.
- Four flight attendants were reported injured.
- The New South Wales Ambulance Service assessed five patients and took three to the hospital.
- Minor injuries included back pain and headaches.
- The plane landed safely at Sydney Airport with 245 passengers and 15 crew members aboard.
- Experts believe turbulence is becoming more common and severe due to climate change.
- Severe turbulence occurs when a plane's movement in turbulent air lifts passengers without seatbelts.
- Emergency services were alerted minutes before the plane's arrival, and vehicles were ready on the tarmac.
