A Delta Air lines Salt Lake City from Amsterdam's flight hit serious turbulence. In response, the pilot deviated the plane to Minneapolis-S. Paul International Airport, Airline said. After all, 25 passengers went to hospitals after suffering turbulence injuries. The incident reports the third of the week of a week.

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The passenger describes the scene on the board

A passenger said the turbulence threw people who did not throw people who did not throw people around the seat belts around the cabin.

"They struck the ceiling, and then they fell to the ground," Leann Clement-Nash told ABC news. "And the carts also hit the ceiling and fell to the ground and the people were injured. It happened several times, so it was scary."

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Serious injuries in flight turbulence are very rare. However, scientists say that they can be more common as climate change changes the jet current. A man died when Singapore airlines flights hit severe turbulence in May 2024. In several decades, it was the first person to die from turbulence in an important airport.

More details on the subsequent events of the Delta Plan

The Delta Airbus A330-900, 270 people on the board, including the crew, were landed on Wednesday at 7:45. They met the airport fire department and paramedic flight. In addition, the first medical responses were transported 25 passengers to hospitals for evaluation and treatment. In a statement, Delta said: "We thank the support of all emergency surveys."

Thursday, a spokesperson for Delta CNN told him Most passengers moved to the hospital were released.

Associated press staff have contributed to this report through AP news.