United Airlines will offer “financial compensation” to travelers on load up an unnerving flight Sunday from New Orleans to Houston.

The airline says the plane encountered a mechanical issue with its air pressurization when the breathing devices conveyed while the plane was in flight.

“Everybody was sort of paralyzed and [the flight attendants] booked it back to the back of the plane and we didn’t hear whatever else,” London said. “I figure they sat down. Everybody was sort of glancing around for what to do and it was around five minutes previously they went ahead of the radio and stated, ‘Put your cover on, we will get to a more secure cruising height.'”

London says it was a turbulent plunge to 10,000 feet where travelers were told they could expel their covers.

She says one traveler, who was utilizing the restroom at the time the lodge started to lose pressure, thought he was having a heart attack.

“[I] attempted to remain quiet yet where it counts I resembled, ‘Man, I simply need to get back home to our children securely,'” said United Airlines Flight 520 traveler Carol London.

London and her better half were coming back to Houston following a wedding in New Orleans throughout the end of the week.

She says the air conditioning was not chipping away at the plane before takeoff, however, things did not get startling until the point when the plane had achieved its cruising elevation, not long after the flight chaperons began serving drinks.

London and her better half got emailed travel vouchers Tuesday evening for $150 toward future trips for United Airlines flights.