Turbulence and injuries: the images of the passengers of the Aerolineas Argentinas flight | There were 12 people affected, who were traveling without a seat belt.

An Aerolineas Argentinas flight from Madrid faced “severe turbulence” when it was traveling over the Atlantic Ocean, off Brazil, and 12 passengers were injured. The passengers shared images of the injured and how the aircraft was left after the incident on social networks.

Flight AR1133 landed at Ezeiza International Airport at 3:40 a.m., after taking off last night, at 8:21 p.m. (local time), from Barajas airport, in Madrid, with 271 passengers and 13 crew members. When the aircraft was flying over the Atlantic Ocean and was preparing to enter the continent near Recife, Brazil faced “severe turbulence” that caused an unusual movement inside the cabin.

Aerolineas Argentinas reported that the injured were not traveling with their seat belts fastened, despite the fact that the sign indicating it was on and that it was warned that they were passing through an area of ​​turbulence.

Despite the images showing some breakages inside the cabin, the plane, an A330 with registration LV-FVH, did not show significant damage to its structure, according to the airline.

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