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At least 36 people - including children - ARE injured on Hawaiian Airlines flight: Passengers 'crash into plane's ceiling' and are knocked unconscious during turbulent 'mass emergency' .

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    At least 36 people - including children - ARE injured on Hawaiian Airlines flight: Passengers 'crash into plane's ceiling' and are knocked unconscious during turbulent 'mass emergency' .

    Man, one thing that I fear when riding planes, is that something will go wrong when the plane is way up in the air. I know that they say that riding a plane is one of the safest ways to travel. But, if something goes wrong, that's all she wrote.

    36 people injured after Hawaii bound flight hits severe turbulence
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk
    A Hawaiian Airlines flight from Phoenix, Arizona to Honolulu, Hawaii experienced severe turbulence approximately 30 minutes before landing on Sunday, resulting in the injury of at least 36 people.
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    The good news is that even the most severe turbulence can rarely cause an airct to crash. The bad news is that pilots can't do much to migrate the effects of turbulence, so buckle up for a bumpy ride.
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      Originally posted by JoeDueces View Post
      The good news is that even the most severe turbulence can rarely cause an airct to crash. The bad news is that pilots can't do much to migrate the effects of turbulence, so buckle up for a bumpy ride.
      Yep.

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