A flight bound for Chicago from Taiwan was hit with massive turbulence, which left three passengers and eight crew members injured on Wednesday, Nov. 22.
The Boeing 777 was carrying 21 crew and 178 passengers, including four infants.
The 11 people who were injured on the 13-hour flight “suffered abrasions and contusion injuries,” the statement read. None of the injuries were life-threatening.
According to Eva Airways, the seatbelt sign was switched on during the incident. Off-duty doctors on the plane were asked to help tend to injured passengers and crew who were then taken to a hospital for further treatment after landing, reported Apple Daily.
The Taiwanese airline company also said each passenger received US$300 as compensation.
From NTD.tv
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