Two crew members were badly injured after getting flung around the cabin during terrifying turbulence aboard a Ryanair flight across Spain.

The plane had reportedly been ferrying 180 passengers between Vitoria on the mainland to Palma in Mallorca, the Sun reported.

All was going swimmingly until the aircraft encountered some severe bumps caused by a storm front moving through the area during their descent.

A Ryanair Boeing 737 airplane at Palma de Mallorca airport (PMI) in Spain. Lukas Wunderlich – stock.adobe.com

This sudden jolt caused the aircraft to lurch forward, sending one flight attendant flying up into the ceiling while another was struck by the trolley they were pushing down the aisle.

Meanwhile, several other crew members were injured while strolling the cabin conducting

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