In a letter to Jim Wolfe, assistant secretary of the department’s International Aviation Branch, IASC chair Genevieve Butler requested input on the decision. It comes after Virgin last month wrote to the IASC saying there was effectively no reason for the capacity application to be blocked.
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“Crashed Into The Ceiling”: Delta Air Lines Sued After Severe Turbulence Sent 25 To Hospital
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- July 4, 2026
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Delta Air Lines is facing a lawsuit filed by passengers who were aboard the July 30th 2025 flight of DL56, a scheduled service between Salt Lake City and Amsterdam Schiphol.The lawsuit is the result of severe turbulence which led to injuries among passengers and crew members and prompted the aircraft to divert before completing its scheduled transatlantic journey. The lawsuit, filed in Utah, alleges that those onboard suffered physical injuries and emotional distress connected to the event.