Young child, woman injured on Qantas flight from Sydney to Brisbane after plane experienced turbulence
Two people — including a young child — were taken to hospital after a Qantas flight experienced bad turbulence.
Flight QF528 from Sydney experienced turbulence on the descent into Brisbane on Wednesday.
A woman in her 40s and a child under the age of 10 suffered bruising and lacerations.
A third person who was injured on the journey refused treatment.
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A Qantas spokesperson confirmed the plane landed safely but acknowledged it would have been “unsettling” for those onboard the plane.
“Our pilots and cabin crew are highly trained to manage a range of onboard events, including turbulence events, but we know this would have been very unsettling, and we thank customers for their co-operation,” the spokesperson said.
