EDM -Star Kristine W documents extreme turbulence at Delta Flight

EDM -star Kristine W opens up about her experience on the Delta Airline flight that suffered “significant turbulence” from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam on Wednesday, July 30.

The 62-year-old singer, whose real name is Kristine Weitz, submitted a formal complaint to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) after participating Flight DL56 must be diverted to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP) International Airport because of the extreme turbulence.

The flight had 275 passengers and 13 crew members on board, and after its diversion, 25 people were taken to the hospital.

“I’ve been flying for 40 years. I’ve never experienced anything so horrible in my life,” Kristine told ABC 4. “I’ve never thought,” Oh, we’re done “… and I’ve been in terrible situations flying because that’s what I do. I’m flying all over the planet.”

Kristine’s daughter, Elizabeth, told the outlet that a passenger “was burned with coffee.” Adds, “Only food and drinks fly everywhere.”

“I thought we were ready. I just started praying honestly,” Elizabeth admitted. She also noted that she saw the passengers’ heads hit the roof, including her mother. Kristine hit her head so hard that it cracked the main light and made her black out for a moment.

The aircraft then quickly rose and dropped in what the mother and daughter who were referred to as a completely free fall. The pilot stabilized and made an emergency landing at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.

Kristine’s lawyer, Evan Oshan, told the outlet that the seniority of the planet was probably the height equivalent for almost two Empire State buildings (the building is 1,454 feet long).

Upon arrival, 25 people were transported to hospital, which both Kristine and Elizabeth said were chaotic. “It must be talked about,” Kristine said. “This should never happen, and they have to find out what happened on that flight.”

FAA is now investigating the incident. “I don’t want to come in the middle of their investigation,” Oshan told ABC 4. What I’m most interested in is getting to the truth. ”

The Delta flight departs at 16:30, and then the plane had “encountered significant turbulence while he was on his way,” the airline said in an edition. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Airport Commission for the airport confirmed to people that the flight safely landed around 19:45 local time on Wednesday.

“The aircraft, an Airbus A330-900, landed safely against MSP, and medical personnel met the flight on arrival to evaluate customers and crew,” confirmed the airline. “MSP Fire Department and paramedics responded to the aircraft at the gate to give first medical care to passengers in need,” spokesman in a statement.

“Security is our No. 1 value in Delta, and our Delta Care team works directly with customers to support their immediate needs,” completed the airline.

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A representative of FAA did not offer further information about the investigation to People on Tuesday.