A Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Taipei encountered severe turbulence two hours before landing, resulting in injuries to six individuals, including four passengers and two crew members. The incident, which took place on September 5, caused items to be flung across the cabin and left passengers visibly shaken, with some reporting oxygen masks deploying. Despite the chaos, the Boeing 777 landed safely at Taipei Songshan Airport, where medical teams provided assistance, and two passengers were taken to the hospital for treatment. Turkish Airlines expressed regret over the incident and is monitoring the condition of the injured. This turbulence incident is part of a worrying trend in air travel, which has seen an increase in turbulence-related injuries, attributed in part to climate change. The airline emphasized its commitment to passenger safety and wellbeing.