Potty Panic: Mid-Atlantic U-Turn

A United Airlines flight from Paris to Washington D.C. experienced severe turbulence, injuring multiple passengers and crew members. The Boeing 777, carrying 331 passengers and 12 crew, encountered the turbulence approximately one hour outside Dulles International Airport.

Upon landing at Dulles, emergency medical personnel were waiting to assist the injured. Seven passengers and two crew members were transported to local hospitals for further evaluation and treatment. The injuries ranged from minor to moderate.

United Airlines confirmed the incident and stated their priority was to provide support and care to those who were injured. They are actively reviewing the details of the flight to understand the circumstances surrounding the turbulence.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is also investigating the incident, as is standard procedure for events involving injuries related to turbulence. Details about the altitude and nature of the turbulence are still being gathered, but reports indicate it was significant and unexpected. The flight continued to its destination without further incident after the turbulent episode.

find the original article here: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/united-flight-paris-dc-had-123403146.html

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