'Pretty much everyone was throwing up' - official aircraft report after plane lands in Washington

The official report states "pretty much every one on the plane threw up". Photo / Twitter

High winds near Washington DC have made for such a rough landing that everyone on a recently-landing plane threw up.

The plane landed at Dulles International Airport outside Washington DC on Friday (local time) and, according to multiple reports, calling it a "bumpy ride" would be a big understatement.

"Pretty much everyone on the plane threw up," according to the National Weather Service's official aircraft report.

Official NOAA aircraft report amid high winds: "PRETTY MUCH EVERY ONE ON THE PLANE THREW UP" pic.twitter.com/cd83EL6atf

— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) March 2, 2018

The report added that even the pilots, with thousands and thousands of hours worth of flying experience, were "on the verge of throwing up".

We can only hope the in-flight crew remembers to restock the barf bags in the seat pockets before the flight took off.

There is a temporary ground stop at @Dulles_Airport while the @FAANews implements their contingency plan. The FAA Tower was evacuated due to high winds and FAA controllers are currently transitioning to the airport ramp tower. Normal operations expected to resume shortly.

— Dulles Airport (IAD) (@Dulles_Airport) March 2, 2018

Strong winds have been causing flight disruptions across the US.