article_snippet: After landing at Ben Gurion Airport this morning passengers told Israeli media that flight attendants were 'hysterical', there was a strong smell of 'gas' in the cabin during the four-hour journey, and 10 people lost consciousness.
article_snippet: In a statement, an Air Europa spokesperson said passengers were feeling dizzy, but did not faint, after noticing a smell that was believed to be kerosene, which powers the jet's engines.
article_snippet: A passenger named Hilla told Ynet that people on board smelled 'gas' after the pilot started the jet's engines while preparing for take-off in Barcelona.
article_snippet: An Air Europa passenger said there is 'no gas of any type' on the new generation of Boeing 737 aircraft, so the smell perceived by some passengers came from jet fuel.
article_snippet: An Air Europa passenger said: ‘The smell of kerosene that some people perceived during flight is normal when the engines are started with headwind, but after short period of time that smell is always removed by the air conditioning system.
highlights_snippet: One passenger said One passenger reported a 'strong smell of gas' to cabin crew .
  