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Passengers Sue Hawaiian Airlines: Turbulence Mass Injuries | Who’s Responsible?

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With many questions to be answered. Passengers sue Hawaiian Airlines as being responsible for the turbulence mass injury event.

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36 thoughts on “Passengers Sue Hawaiian Airlines: Turbulence Mass Injuries | Who’s Responsible?”

  1. John W.

    Everyone knows (or should know) to keep one’s seatbelts at least on (if not on snuggly, which is better) the entire time that their plane is in the air. Reason: any sudden aircraft drop due to unstable atmospheric conditions such as down-drafts, etc., will send un-belted passengers shooting upwards inside the plane. Any sudden pounding of one’s head on a hard surface (as in a plane’s ceiling) can cause cervical spinal fractures. In layman’s terms, that is a broken neck. Thus, one’s spinal cord can suffer irreparable harm. There has got to be an element of personal responsibility. Some turbulent air events are unpredictable.

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