A United Airlines flight headed to Newark International Airport in New Jersey was diverted to New York Stewart International Airport on Friday resulting from excessive winds and turbulence. Several passengers, injured, have been transported to native hospitals for analysis, and the remaining have been flown again to Newark Airport.

The United flight, initially on its option to Newark from Tel Aviv, stopped in New York because of the tough climate, in keeping with the airline, reported NBC information.

At least 200 passengers have been seen by first responders from a number of companies on the scene, said Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus’s workplace, it added.

“I want to thank all the first responders for their quick, efficient, and professional action,” Neuhaus mentioned.

“Their collaborative efforts on this Good Friday evening helped alleviate the stress and difficulty of a challenging situation. While no passengers experienced serious injuries, we wish them all speedy recoveries and safe travels,” he added.