First timers should consider entry through an aggressive hybrid equity fund
Eleven airline passengers and crew were hospitalised on Tuesday following severe turbulence on a Delta flight from Milan to Atlanta, the US-based airline said.
"Delta Care Team members are mobilising to connect with customers on Delta Flight 175 that experienced severe turbulence before landing safely in Atlanta Tuesday," a spokesman said.
"Our priority is taking care of our customers and crew who sustained injuries."
It is unclear how many total people out of the 151 passengers and 14-member crew were injured beyond the 11 taken to hospital, or what the extent of the injuries are for those hospitalised.
Major Hurricane Idalia is currently whipping up fierce winds off the US Gulf Coast and forecast to make landfall in Florida early Wednesday, and another storm, Hurricane Franklin, is swirling in the Atlantic. But neither Delta nor the US aviation regulator attributed Tuesday's turbulence to the hurricanes.
The Federal Aviation Administration, which reported that the turbulence occurred some 64km from the Atlanta airport, will investigate the incident, a spokesman told AFP.
Scientists have reported that so-called "clear-air turbulence" — which is hard to predict and happens without obviously bad weather, typically occurring above 15,000 feet — is becoming more frequent due to climate change.
ALSO READ:
First timers should consider entry through an aggressive hybrid equity fund
Lender plans to broaden its scope of digital asset offerings in the coming months
Tax policy has emerged as a key focus for investors ahead of the Nov. 5 election
Kristian Cuku’s journey from ordinary beginnings to remarkable success
Apple shares were barely changed in early afternoon trading
Lying at the nexus of Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Western Asia, it is enriched by the influences of many cultures
Event brings together senior officials and key business leaders
Other areas of cooperation include exchange of knowledge and experiences in public auditing