Seven flight attendants aboard an Alaska Airlines service from Los Angeles to Honolulu fell ill due to an unidentified odour in the aircraft cabin on Thursday. All the affected crew members declined hospital transportation following evaluation by emergency services, and none of the 252 passengers on board experienced any ill effects. The incident prompted a response from multiple state and city agencies to the airport terminal.

The incident occurred at approximately 12:30pm at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, with crew members reporting nausea and headaches. The flight, which was operated by Hawaiian Airlines using an Airbus A330, underwent thorough inspection before its subsequent service. The article also references a similar occurrence earlier in September when a Delta flight from New York to Los Angeles diverted to Albuquerque due to a smoky odour, affecting celebrity passengers including Andrew Garfield.