What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Spirit airlines flight #457 on 8/18/14 experienced what the captain described as "severe turbulence" 60 NM south of columbia, south carolina. The 3 flight attendants informed the captain that they had been in the cabin and were, "thrown around" but that they were good to continue the flight. Approximately 55 minutes before landing in ord the flight attendants informed the captain that they would like EMT (emergency medical technicians) to meet them at the gate to assess their condition. All 3 flight attendants were transported to the hospital and were released a few hours later with bruises and strains. There were no serious injuries and no flight attendant was admitted to the hospital.
As the FAA filed it
SPIRIT AIRLINES FLIGHT #457 ON 8/18/14 EXPERIENCED WHAT THE CAPTAIN DESCRIBED AS "SEVERE TURBULENCE" 60 NM SOUTH OF COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. THE 3 FLIGHT ATTENDANTS INFORMED THE CAPTAIN THAT THEY HAD BEEN IN THE CABIN AND WERE, "THROWN AROUND" BUT THAT THEY WERE GOOD TO CONTINUE THE FLIGHT. APPROXIMATELY 55 MINUTES BEFORE LANDING IN ORD THE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS INFORMED THE CAPTAIN THAT THEY WOULD LIKE EMT (EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS) TO MEET THEM AT THE GATE TO ASSESS THEIR CONDITION. ALL 3 FLIGHT ATTENDANTS WERE TRANSPORTED TO THE HOSPITAL AND WERE RELEASED A FEW HOURS LATER WITH BRUISES AND STRAINS. THERE WERE NO SERIOUS INJURIES AND NO FLIGHT ATTENDANT WAS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL.