Incident Overview
On an unspecified date, a de Havilland Canada DHC-7, registration N929HA, was on a five-mile final approach to Runway 26R when it encountered moderate turbulence. The turbulence resulted in injuries to two cabin attendants.
Sequence of Events
At 1506:02 hours HST, a Western Airlines DC-10 requested an S-turn to lose altitude in order to land on Runway 26L. Seven seconds later, the same air traffic control specialist issued a wake turbulence caution to N929HA.
Separation Compliance
According to a review of the report by an ATC specialist from the Bureau of Technology, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Washington, DC, all FAA ATC separation requirements were met during the incident.
Additional Information
The aircraft was on approach, and the turbulence was characterized as moderate. No further details were provided regarding the extent of injuries or the condition of the aircraft.