A British Airways flight travelling from London to Florida suddenly descended during severe turbulance.
Fourteen passengers from the London Gatwick flight were sent to hospital after passengers and luggage hit the ceiling during extreme turbulence on Sunday.
A video taken by a passenger on the plane shows luggage and personal items strewn across the cabin of the Boeing 777-236.
The Mirror reports Ollie Richmond, who was on board, tweeted: "Crazy scenes on the #BA2166 (sic) LGW to TPA today. Plane dropped suddenly without warning - loads of people hitting the ceiling!
"Was like something out a film! Lots of people sent to hospital. Well done staff for managing the situation well!"
The passenger next to Mr Richmond can be heard saying: "Oh my god" in his video.
Mr Richmond alleged he and his pregnant wife needed to go to hospital.
And British Airways confirmed 14 passengers in total were taken to hospital as a precaution.
The extent of any possible injuries is not known.
A statement from the airline said: "Safety is always our number one priority, and our cabin crew did everything they could to look after our customers after experiencing unexpected severe turbulence.
"They asked paramedics to meet the aircraft and some customers were examined by medical staff as a precaution."
It comes after an EasyJet holidaymaker tried to open a cabin door on a busy plane at 30,000ft.
