36 injured, including 11 seriously, after Hawaiian Airlines flight experiences "severe turbulence," officials say
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A flight from Phoenix to Honolulu left 36 people hurt, with 11 sustaining serious injuries, after the plane experienced "severe turbulence," officials said.
A total of 20 people aboard Hawaiian Airlines Flight 35 were taken to two local hospitals, Honolulu Emergency Medical Services confirmed. Nine of those 20 sustained minor injuries with 11 suffering serious injuries, according to EMS and officials from Hawaiian Airlines. Full details on the passengers' injuries were not given, but airline officials said that some of the 36 total injuries initially reported included things like nausea.
The flight landed safely at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport at 10:50 a.m. and medical care was provided at the scene for passengers and crew members who suffered less serious injuries, the airline said.
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