U.S. Airways Jet in Lands With Sick Crew

The five were aboard another flight where they complained about an odor.

U.S. Airways aircraft is on the ground at Logan Airport File photo courtesy: d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com

(BOSTON, Mass.) - Five members of a U.S. Airways plane crew are being evaluated by medical personnel after falling ill near Boston. The passengers reportedly are fine and have been removed from the plane.

The flight originated from Ronald Reagan Airport in Washington D.C. While some agencies have reported that the pilot is among the sick, that has not been confirmed.

Flight 2022 is on the ground at Logan Airport while airport officials continue to assess what may have caused the crew to become sick.

Investigators are looking into another aircraft that the crew had flown earlier, that is where they were earlier when they complained about an odor aboard the airplane.

CNN reports that authorities are just not sure at this point what is causing the crew to complain of feeling sick.

No foul play is suspected, the crewmembers will be taken to a Boston area hospital.