Kristine: WE ARE CONTINUING
AIRPORT IN HONOLULU.
THERE ARE REPORTS OF MULTIPLE
PEOPLE INJURED FROM AIR
TURBULENCE.
Kelly: DALLIS ONTIVEROS IS
AT DAN K. INOUYE INTERNATIONAL
AND HAS THE LATEST.
GOOD MORNING, DALLIS.
Reporter: GOOD MORNING.
RIGHT NOW PASSENGERS ARE JUST
ABOUT 25 PEOPLE WERE INJURED DUE
TO AIR TURBULENCE.
HERE JOINING US ON "TAKE 2,"
WE'VE GOT LINDA WOODHOUSE, ONE
OF THOSE PASSENGERS.
I'M HAPPY YOU'RE OKAY.
WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED WHEN YOU
STARTED FEELING THAT TURBULENCE?
WE WERE PAST THE ISLANDS.
PROBABLY OF HALF AN HOUR TO AN
HOUR.
IT WAS UNEXPECTED AND THE PLANE
DROPPED.
THE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS THAT WERE
SERVING AND A FEW PEOPLE FLEW
OUT OF THE SEATS, HIT THE
CEILING AND LANDED ON THE FLOOR.
VARIOUS PEOPLE WERE INJURED.
THERE WERE SOME PEOPLE WITH
FRACTURES.
THERE WERE FACIAL LACERATIONS.
I CAN'T COMMEND THE FLIGHT
ATTENDANTS, PILOTS AND MEDICAL
ASSISTANCE THAT CAME UP.
WE HAD FOUR PHYSICIANS ONBOARD.
THEY TRIAGED THE PATIENTS
TREATED THEM.
UNDERTOOK AN EXAMINATION OF WHAT
WAS GOING ON SO WE COULD MAKE A
GOING TO RETURN TO HONOLULU OR
CONTINUE TO SID KNIT.
WE FLEW FOR ABOUT AN HOUR OR SO
AND THEY DECIDED TO RETURN TO
HONOLULU.
LEFT A LITTLE BIT AFTER MIDNIGHT
EARLY THIS MORNING.
WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT THE
TURBULENCE AND YOU SAY THAT
PASSENGERS AND FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
FLEW FROM GROUND AND HIT THE
CEILING, WHAT KIND OF INJURIES
DID YOU SEE?
THERE'S BROKEN BONES AND SOME
INDIVIDUALS HAD FACIAL
LACERATIONS.
TREATED THOSE.
OTHER INDIVIDUALS THAT TIME WILL
HELP HOW SEVERE THE HEAD AND
NECK INJURIES WHEN THEY THROUGH
UP.
LADY IN FRONT OF ME FLEW UP.
SHE SAID SHE HER HAD SEAT BELT
ON.
SHE PLU UP AND -- FLEW UP AND HIT HER
HEAD.
THOSE TYPE OF INJURIES PROBABLY
24 TO 48 HOURS TO KNOW HOW
SEVERE THEY MIGHT BE.
Reporter: THERE WAS THIS
MOMENT WHERE THE PILOT HAD TO
MAKE A QUICK DECISION WHETHER TO
GO TO SYDNEY OR MAKE THE
EMERGENCY LANDING IN HONOLULU.
WHEN THE TURBULENCE HIT AND
WE DROPPED, THAT WAS UNEXPECTED.
THEN PIE -- PILOT HIS TO DEAL
WITH AFTERMATH OF THAT.
THEY FLEW FOR ABOUT ANOTHER
HOUR.
MEDICAL PHYSICIAN ONBOARD
ASSESSED EVERYONE AND SAID, DO
WE TURN AROUND OR NOTFULS HE
TOOK HIS TIME TO MAKE THE RIGHT
DECISION TO TURN AROUND, AND
THEY HAD CREWS ON THE GROUND TO
MEET US.
Reporter: THANK GOODNESS
YOU'RE FINE AND ALL THE
PASSENGERS ARE FINE.
WAS THERE ANYTHING THAT COULD
HAVE BEEN DONE DIFFERENTLY?
I DON'T THINK SO.
I FLY A LOT.
I PROBABLY FLY ONCE A WEEK.
TURBULENCE.
IT FELT DIFFERENT.
IT WAS SO QUICK, SO SUTTON COTED --
SUDDEN AND SO UNEXPECTED.
SOMETIME PEOPLE TAKE THEIR SEAT
BELT OFF TO GO TO THE WASH ROOM.
I'VE NOT BEEN ON AN AIRCRAFT
THAT'S DROPPED THIS QUICKLY.
Reporter: YOU'RE TAKING A
BRIEF BREAK.
YOU'RE GOING TO BE BOARDING
AGAIN.
ARE YOU GOING TO BE STAYING HERE
OR MAKE YOUR WAY BACK TO SYDNEY?
WHAT THEY'VE TOLD US, WE'RE
STAYING OVERNIGHT.
WE'RE CANADIAN.
WE'RE MOVING TO AUSTRALIA.
TO PERTH.
WE'RE GOING ON.
WHETHER THAT'S LATER TONIGHT OR
TOMORROW, THEY'VE GOT TO CHECK
THE AIRCRAFT, THE CREW AND
FIGURE OUT WHAT'S GOING ON.
WHETHER AIR CANADA WILL BRING
ANOTHER FLIGHT OR EVERYTHING'S
UP IN THE AIR.
THEY JUST MADE A DECISION.
WE'LL GO TO HOTELS SO MUCH.
Reporter: THANK YOU FOR
SHARING WHAT HAPPENED.
THANK GOODNESS YOU'RE OKAY.
DETAILS ARE DEVELOPING.
AS SOON AS WE GET MORE
CONFIRMED, WE WILL KEEP YOU