Dozens injured as Delta flight hits 'significant' turbulence at 37,000
feet, diverts to MSP
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The plane reached a maximum altitude of 38,075 at 5:23 p.m., before
nosediving about 1,300 feet in two minutes. The aircraft returned to
37,000 and continued on to the Twin Cities, according to
Flightradar24.com, a flight tracking website.

Passenger Nick-Taylor Jensen was on the flight, headed home to Aarhus,
Denmark, after being gone a week for work. He said seat belt signs
were off, people were in the aisle and flight attendants were serving
drinks. Then all of a sudden, the jetliner hit "extreme turbulence,"
Jensen said.

"A man five rows in front of me flew out of his seat and hit the
ceiling," Jensen told the Minnesota Star Tribune. "The side-to-side
and up-and-down jostling was not normal turbulence. The noise of the
plane and extreme rushing air was unlike anything I've heard on a
flight."

https://www.startribune.com/25-delta-passengers-evaluated-for-injuries-after-overseas-flight-hits-turbulence-lands-at-msp/601446945

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