Multiple flight attendants report feeling sick during flight from unknown odor on plane
Seven crew members were evaluated for nausea and headaches after an unknown cabin odor, and the airline said no guests were affected.
- On Thursday, seven Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants fell ill from an unknown odor aboard a flight arriving in Honolulu, requiring medical evaluation at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport.
- The Alaska Airlines flight, operated by Hawaiian Airlines from Los Angeles, carried 252 passengers and nine crew members; no guests were affected by the cabin odor.
- Paramedics and EMTs evaluated the seven crew members outside Terminal 1, documenting nausea and headaches; all patients declined transport to the emergency room.
- Hawaiian Airlines thanked medical personnel for their response and stated the aircraft is undergoing inspection before returning to service, according to the airline.
- Honolulu Emergency Medical Services managed the scene outside the airport after first responders from multiple agencies responded to the Thursday afternoon incident.
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Probe underway as 7 flight attendants sickened by baffling odor on major airline - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An incoming flight to Hawaii prompted an emergency response after multiple crew members began feeling ill during the journey. Seven Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants experienced nausea and headaches after an unknown odor was reported inside the cabin, according to reports. The incident unfolded Sept. 24 aboard Alaska [...]
The journey began normally, but an unknown smell inside the cabin turned the scene before reaching Honolulu, and ended with a medical intervention that lasted only members of the crew.
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Multiple flight attendants report feeling sick during flight from unknown odor on plane
Multiple flight attendants on a flight heading to Hawaii required medical assistance this week after feeling ill.
Seven flight attendants felt bad after an unknown smell appeared on board a plane to Honolulu. The accident occurred on Thursday, September 24, on flight 803 Alaska Airlines, operated by Hawaiian Airlines, according to 1011now.com. The flight flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu. Flight attendants charged with nausea and headaches. The cause of the smell was not established. Emergency crews intervened at Terminal 1 of the Daniel K. Inouye Interna…
An unusual incident occurred aboard an aircraft flying from Los Angeles to Honolulu. Seven flight attendants needed medical assessment after a smell of unknown origin was detected during the race.
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