( CNN ) -- For the second time in two weeks , a US Airways flight had to change course after crew members fell ill . Flight 715 from Venice , Italy , to Philadelphia was diverted to Ireland on Monday after five flight attendants and a passenger reportedly had medical issues , US Airways said in a statement . The Airbus A330-200 had 238 passengers and 12 crew members on board . The airline said it was booking passengers on other flights to Philadelphia . It was not clear what kinds of medical issues the flight attendants and passenger had . If the incident sounds familiar , it 's because another US Airways flight taking the same route was diverted to the same airport for the same reason nine days earlier . On May 10 , A US Airways flight en route from Venice to Philadelphia was diverted to Dublin Airport after nine flight attendants became ill , officials said . The nine flight attendants on that flight complained of nausea , watery eyes and dizziness , Irish health officials said . The pilots switched gears over the Atlantic Ocean to make the emergency landing in Ireland . The flight attendants were evaluated , released and then returned to Philadelphia , US Airways spokeswoman Michelle Mohr said . CNN 's Ric Ward and journalist Peter Taggart contributed to this report .
Flight 715 was headed to Philadelphia from Italy , Italy . It diverted to Dublin , Philadelphia , after nine crew members and a passenger became ill. Nine days earlier , another flight from Venice to Philadelphia was diverted to Ireland . On that flight , five crew members reported feeling dizzy and nauseated .