Climate change has caused excessive turbulence, surely this will scare all those climate change crazies hopefully they'll cancel their overseas flights in future. Surely we wouldn't want the climate change idiots wetting their pants.
Jetstar flight from Auckland to Queenstown hits severe turbulence sending passengers flying and leaving them covered in vomit
Jetstar flight turned back amid dangerous winds
Passengers scream and vomit on board
, 2 October 2023 | UPDATED: 21:44 AEDT, 2 October 2023
A chaotic Jetstar flight has been aborted amid 'wild' turbulence which led to screaming and vomiting passengers going airborne in the cabin.
Any sense of calm on board the 8.30am Auckland to Queenstown Jetstar flight vanished as it began its descent to the mountain-side airport at the famous skiing town on Sunday.
One teenage passenger said the turbulence felt like being on a 'rollercoaster'.
At one point the youth thought the plane might crash.
The flight returned to Auckland due to high winds in Queenstown
Passengers have revealed the horrific moment a Hawaiian airlines flight from Honolulu to Sydney hit severe turbulence and left seven injured.
'All hell broke loose... Everyone was just screaming and throwing up on the flight,' Dylan Steele, 18, told the New Zealand Herald.
'I was airborne on my seat, it was just so wild.
'All I could hear was the sounds of people being sick and that was with headphones on.'
Mr Steele claimed he saw the wing 'flapping like a feather' and thought he might not survive the flight.
A spokesman for Jetstar confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that the flight did turn back but not because of turbulence.
It was aborted due to strong winds at Queensland airport.
Flights are often delayed from take-off or landing at 65km/h but passenger jets have been known to land in winds of over 90km/h.
