Turbulence on Delta Airlines Flight Injures 3 Flight Attendants
Delta Flight 632 encountered “moderate turbulence” after it took off from Quito, Ecuador, on Monday.

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A Delta Airlines flight from Ecuador to Atlanta experienced significant turbulence, resulting in the injury of 3 flight attendants, officials said. Delta Flight 632 encountered “moderate turbulence” after it took off from Quito, Ecuador, on Monday, the airline said. Despite the turbulence, the flight attendants were able to complete their duties. Upon landing at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, three of the flight attendants were treated for injuries. However, none of the 206 passengers on the aircraft reported any injuries. The airline emphasized its commitment to safety and ensured that the necessary precautions were taken. The Daily Beast has reached out to Delta Airlines for comment. The incident comes after another Delta flight experienced extreme turbulence, causing the hospitalization of 18 passengers. The plane was en route from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam when it began to heavily rock while climbing and descending. One of the passengers reported to ABC News that the beverage cart and other passengers were thrown around the cabin and into the ceiling.
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