What happened
The aircraft was operating in cruise flight conditions when it reached flight level 350. At this altitude, the flight path intersected the tops of cirrus clouds. Shortly after entering this region, the occupants experienced two distinct and sharp jolts of turbulence. These disturbances lasted for approximately 15 seconds before subsiding.
At the time of the incident, the onboard weather radar was active. The display showed no precipitation or weather returns, indicating that the aircraft was not flying through any detectable storm cells or convective activity based on radar data.
The flight continued without further interruption to its scheduled destination. Upon arrival, the injured flight attendants were removed from the aircraft and received medical treatment.