Two Air France crew members hurt in turbulence

[NM]

from news.com.au:

TWO crew members have been injured when an Air France Boeing 777 hit turbulence over Japan on a flight from Paris, an airport official said.

 

[JohnK]

I think this reinforces the message to be seated and buckled at all times unless it is really necessary to be moving in the cabin. You have to feel sorry for cabin crew in these situations as their responsibility lies with ensuring the passengers are seated and the cabin is secure.

 

[oz_mark]

I think this reinforces the message to be seated and buckled at all times unless it is really necessary to be moving in the cabin.

....and hope that your seatbelt does not have a design flaw!

A SEATBELT design glitch may have caused a number of buckled-in passengers to break free aboard Qantas' ill-fated flight off Western Australia last year, according to a report by the air safety watchdog.

Report on Qantas jet plunge identifies seatbelt glitch