FlyDubai flight diverted to Pakistan after severe turbulence injures 37

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A FlyDubai Boeing 737-800, operating as flight FZ1073, encountered severe turbulence on May 13. The aircraft, en route from Dubai to Islamabad, was diverted to Karachi, Pakistan. At least 37 people on board were injured during the incident. Emergency services were deployed to assist the passengers and crew upon landing.

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