Latest News
- Official: Iranian President's Helicopter Crashes
- PAM: Ban On Working Under The Sun From June
- Kuwait To Get Jordanian Sheep Ahead Of Eid Al-Adha
- Kuwait First Large Water Tank Via 3D Printing Technology
- 26.5 Kilograms Of Narcotics Were Seized In A Joint Operation
- Kuwaiti Customs Officer Arrested As Part Of Drugs Smuggling Netw...
- Ministry Of Public Works Unveils 35 Projects For Fiscal Year 202...
- Electronic Inventory Service And Digital Repository For School L...
- Private Housing Electricity Debt Reaches 130 Million Dinars
- Kuwait And Philippines To Discuss Resumption Of Domestic Worker...
- Ministry Of Education Confirms 18,000 Employees Upload Certifica...
- His Highness The Amir To Attend PAAET Honor Graduates Ceremony
Emergency Landing After Passenger's Diarrhoea Creates 'biohazard'
An emergency landing was made by a Delta flight bound for Barcelona after a passenger had diarrhea. The Airbus A350 aircraft was two hours into its journey from Atlanta, on Friday, when the pilot was left with no other option but to return because the passenger's diarrhea was "all the way through the plane.”
Air traffic control records from LiveATC.com indicate that the pilot called the situation a "biohazard issue."
“There was a passenger who had diarrhoea all the way through the flight, so they want us to return to Atlanta,” the pilot said in a post shared on X (formerly Twitter).
According to FlightRadar 24, as soon as the plane landed back in Atlanta, the airline deployed a team to thoroughly clean the aircraft.
The flight wasn't cancelled, and it took off again at 3am, roughly five hours after landing. The plane landed in Barcelona at 5:10pm after an 8-hour and 13-minute flight, the report added.
Unknown is the identity of the passenger and whether s/he was on board the flight that touched down the next day in Spain.
As Fox 35 Orlando reported, Delta acknowledged the "medical event" and said their teams worked safely and quickly to clean the aircraft and get their customers to their destinations.
"We apologize to our customers for the delay and inconvenience caused to their travel plans," the airline said.
In the past few days, there have been two incidents involving Delta flights. Last Tuesday, at least 11 people, including crew members and passengers, had to be hospitalised after their plane was hit by severe turbulence. The flight, carrying 151 passengers, hit "severe turbulence" before landing safely at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a Delta spokesperson told Insider.
"About 12 people had head injuries. Several flight attendants, too. A bunch of blood and awfulness," an unnamed passenger told Fox 5 Atlanta.
“My fiancee and I are so freaked out that we are renting a car and driving to our final destination instead,” the passenger said.
Get The Latest and important news on our Telegram Channel click here to join
Trending News
-
Ministry Systems Hacked, Electricity Bills Altered
11 May 2024
-
Kuwait Unveils Monumental Solar Energy Project For...
06 May 2024
-
Eid Al-Adha Holiday In Kuwait: Potential 9-Day Bre...
15 May 2024
-
Expatriates Caught On Video Stealing Electricity W...
11 May 2024
-
Team To Inspect New Airport's Solar Panel Installa...
12 May 2024
-
Gulf Electrical Interconnection Project Will Boost...
04 May 2024
-
Issuing Work Permits Based On Academic Certificate...
07 May 2024
-
Kuwait Banks Seek Clarity From Central Bank On Cit...
04 May 2024
-
Kuwait Terminated 10,000 Expats Over 5 Years
15 May 2024
-
Kuwait Organizes 30 Events To Protect Children Fro...
04 May 2024
Comments Post Comment