#airline-safety

#airline-safety

Two passengers were rushed to the hospital with turbulence-induced injuries after their flight from Colorado to Texas quickly descended more than 4,000 feet in less than a minute. The plane, initially heading from Aspen, Colorado to Houston, Texas on Thursday, was forced to land in Austin due to severe turbulence that resulted in at least one of the aforementioned passengers bonking their head on the ceiling. HE HIT THE CEILING': Two passengers were seriously hurt when a SkyWest flight from Colorado to Houston hit severe turbulence.

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"To be honest, while I was watching it and seeing the actors sign on for it, I don't know that I would do that. I'm more cautious."

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Morgan’s lawsuit claims that after her report, American Airlines engaged in victim-blaming by asking her why she hadn’t reported the incident during the flight.

These crashes of late? People like to blame pilot error. No pilot shows for work one day saying I'm going to make the wrong decision. We write reports - even anonymously - on what went wrong during our flight. Major airlines have robust safety programs.