A Southwest Airlines flight attendant died during a layover in Hawaii, with local police investigating the death as an unattended death.
The flight attendant was identified as 50-year-old Jennifer Lupton, according to authorities. The Honolulu Police Department said it opened an unattended death investigation in Waikiki on August 20.
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Police said the investigation is ongoing and that detectives are interviewing people, reviewing surveillance footage and examining evidence.
"This is a thorough investigation that will take time. Detectives are conducting numerous interviews, reviewing and recovering surveillance video, and examining evidence as part of the investigative process," the department said in a statement.
The Honolulu Police Department said it would not release certain information while the investigation continues.
Southwest Airlines confirmed the death and said it is supporting Lupton's family and her co-workers while working with local authorities.
"The Southwest Airlines family is deeply saddened by the passing of our colleague during a layover in Hawaii," the airline said in a statement.
