A Delta Airlines flight from Ecuador to Atlanta turned bumpy this week when turbulence left three crew members hurt, officials confirmed.
Delta Flight 632 hit what the airline described as “moderate turbulence” shortly after departing Quito on Monday. Although the flight attendants managed to finish their duties, all three required medical treatment once the plane landed at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Thankfully, none of the 206 passengers onboard were injured.
Delta released a statement emphasizing its focus on safety and said all precautions were taken during and after the incident.
This isn’t the first turbulence scare for the airline in recent weeks. A Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam was rocked so severely that 18 passengers had to be hospitalized. One traveler told ABC News the impact was so intense that the beverage cart and several passengers were tossed into the ceiling during the chaos.
Oh well, Ya can’t see turbulence!