Alaska Airlines Flight Diverted After Flight Attendants Fall Ill from Mysterious Odor

The flight from Hawaii to Seattle made an emergency landing in Honolulu, with four flight attendants hospitalized.

Alaska Airlines Flight 810 from Lihue to Seattle was diverted to Honolulu due to an unidentified odor in the cabin.
Four female flight attendants, aged 28-59, experienced nausea and disturbed coordination, prompting the emergency landing.
All 119 passengers and the pilots on board did not require medical attention and were re-accommodated on other flights to Seattle.
The affected Boeing 737-800 aircraft was flown back to Seattle without passengers for further inspection.
This incident follows a similar event in June when another Alaska Airlines flight was grounded due to an unknown odor.