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Multiple Passengers Hospitalized After JetBlue Plane Experiences 'Flight Control Issue'

JetBlue made an emergency landing in Tampa after a flight control issue caused a sudden altitude drop, injuring over a dozen passengers who were taken to hospitals; the FAA is investigating.

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JetBlue passengers hospitalized after emergency landing in Florida

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JetBlue flight to New Jersey makes emergency descent, injuring as many as 20 passengers

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Passengers injured as JetBlue flight to New Jersey makes emergency descent

Some 15 to 20 JetBlue passengers were injured on a flight heading to Newark, N.J.

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At least 15 people hospitalized after JetBlue flight drops altitude and forces emergency landing in Florida, officials say

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JetBlue flight diverted to Tampa International Airport after experiencing 'drop in altitude'

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Newark-bound JetBlue flight diverted to Florida after experiencing drop in altitude

The airline did not immediately say how many people were injured or disclose the extent of their injuries.

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JetBlue passengers hospitalized after sudden altitude drop on flight forces emergency landing in Florida

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Control issue forces JetBlue flight to divert to Florida

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JetBlue passengers taken to hospital after emergency landing in Florida

Tampa Fire Rescue said about 15 to 20 people were evaluated and taken to local hospitals with injuries not believed to be life-threatening.