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"50 Injured on LATAM Airlines Flight from Australia to New Zealand Due to Sudden Turbulence"
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"50 Injured on LATAM Airlines Flight from Australia to New Zealand Due to Sudden Turbulence"

About 50 people were injured on a LATAM Airlines flight from Sydney to Auckland, New Zealand, after a "technical event" caused the plane to experience a sudden drop. Emergency services responded to the incident at Auckland International Airport, with approximately 50 patients assessed and treated, and 12 taken to a hospital. The airline is providing affected passengers with food, accommodation, and a new flight, while Boeing is working to gather more information about the flight.

2 years ago•Source: The Washington Post
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