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12. My sister in law is a flight attendant for delta and flies internationally out of Salt Lake City and was booked

Thu Jul 31, 2025, 06:32 PM

Jul 31

To work that flight but switched with another attendant to go to London instead. When I heard it on the news I came home and told my husband to call her and she was in London and couldn’t leave because the plane they were going to use was diverted to pick up the people to fly to Amsterdam. She is stuck in London for a few days.

I myself love to travel but the FAA under this Ex fox host reality show idiot makes me never want to get on a plane again. And since they have also got rid of the scientists who watch/predict could have warned about this weather pattern I’ll just travel by car now. And I had planned a trip to London in the fall but luckily didn’t book a hotel yet.

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Turbulence forces Delta flight to land and sends 25 passengers to hospitals, airline says [View all] Omaha Steve Jul 31 OP

Oh jeez - nightmare flight BoRaGard Jul 31 #1

A reason snowybirdie Jul 31 #2

Perhaps it's time to make it mandatory when seated. cloudbase Jul 31 #4

It already is mandatory when seated. cos dem Jul 31 #5

Not quite. cloudbase Jul 31 #7

When they encounter turbulence they turn on the seat belt sign, Ocelot II Jul 31 #9

When I fly I always keep my seat belt fastened sdfernando Jul 31 #10

They tell you to leave your seat belt fastened all the time. This is why. Ocelot II Jul 31 #3

The first one to fly through an area of clear air turbulence feels it first. I think of it as a rogue wave in the air Cheezoholic Jul 31 #11

Unless I have to use the restroom, I KEEP my seatbelt on at all times. ProudMNDemocrat Jul 31 #6

Same here always keep my seat belt on unless I go to the bathroom! kimbutgar Jul 31 #13

thank goodness planes are made to withstand turbulence RussBLib Jul 31 #8

My sister in law is a flight attendant for delta and flies internationally out of Salt Lake City and was booked kimbutgar Jul 31 #12