Turkish Airlines flight to Tunis hit severe turbulence, passengers panic and divert to Enfidha
A Turkish Airlines plane from Istanbul to Tunis encountered violent turbulence, causing panic among passengers and forcing a diversion to Enfidha-Hammamet airport.
During a scheduled Istanbul-Tunis service, the aircraft entered a strong storm that shook the cabin, prompting some travelers to scream that they would die. The crew attempted to land three times without success. Ultimately the pilot redirected the flight to Enfidha-Hammamet, where the plane landed, refueled and later continued to Tunis.
Why it matters
It shows how extreme weather can disrupt air travel and cause passenger panic, affecting airline operations and safety perceptions.
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