An unusual flight-associated occipital headache

In the medical literature, various types of headaches have been categorized and reported but the headache associated with airplane travel which develops during landing is a new entity. Recently it has been categorized in international headache society classification.1 It is different from other types of headaches since here neurological and otolaryngological examinations as well as imaging are normal. We hereby report 2 male patients (aged 49 years and 42 years) with history of severe, sharp shooting, stabbing, piercing headache in bilateral occipital and parieto-occipital region associated with the descent of airplane and landing