Four Flight Attendants Injured During Turbulence on Flight to Charlotte
Charlotte, NC – In a startling incident on Thursday, four flight attendants were injured when their American Airlines flight from Tampa to Charlotte experienced **unexpected turbulence**. The Airbus aircraft, identified as Flight 2905, was making its descent into **Charlotte Douglas International Airport** when the turbulence occurred.
Safe Landing, Injured Crew
Although the aircraft landed safely, the **four injured flight attendants** were taken to the hospital for further evaluation. Fortunately, the **154 passengers** onboard emerged unscathed, with no reported injuries among them. Witnesses described the moment as unsettling, noting that passengers were thrown around as the plane jolted unexpectedly.
Details of the Incident
According to a spokesperson from American Airlines, the turbulence hit suddenly. Passengers were left in shock, some sharing their experiences of grabbing onto their seats or fellow travelers for support. One passenger recounted how the lights flickered and the plane dropped suddenly, causing a wave of panic.
Response from Health Authorities
Emergency medical teams were on standby as the plane landed. The injured crew members were swiftly transported to local hospitals. Updates on their conditions have yet to be released, but the airline promises to provide assistance and support as needed.
Looking Ahead
As aviation experts emphasize the importance of wearing seatbelts at all times during a flight, this incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictability of nature while flying. Passengers are encouraged to prioritize safety and remain seated whenever possible, especially during changes in altitude.
More details about the incident, including the conditions of the flight attendants, will be released as they become available.
