Allegiant Flight Forced to Take Sudden Evasive Action to Avoid Mid-Air Collision, Injuring Flight Attendant
- Allegiant flight had to rapidly ascend 600 feet after automated alarm about aircraft at same altitude.
- Injured flight attendant hit her head and snapped her wrist; passengers experienced fear and panic.
- After the sudden upward movement, flight attendants fell and passengers were crying and praying.
- The flight returned to Fort Lauderdale due to injured flight attendant.
- One passenger opted to drive home instead of getting back on a plane after the incident.