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A Delta Airbus A350 had to return to Atlanta after a passenger apparently had a very bad case of diarrhea. The flight landed back in Atlanta after about two hours. After five hours cleaning the cabin and finding a new crew, the aircraft once again took off to Barcelona, where it arrived eight hours behind schedule.

https://onemileatatime.com/news/delta-f ... -diarrhea/

That plane will be marked for life.

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Imagine being that passenger. That's a much more exclusive mile-high club.

Lucas wrote:Imagine being that passenger. That's a much more exclusive mile-high club.

The most legendary patient in our gastroenterology clinic did his colonoscopy prep on his flight the night before.

Apparently it was traumatic for him and the cabin crew.

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ShyFlyer wrote:

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A Delta Airbus A350 had to return to Atlanta after a passenger apparently had a very bad case of diarrhea. The flight landed back in Atlanta after about two hours. After five hours cleaning the cabin and finding a new crew, the aircraft once again took off to Barcelona, where it arrived eight hours behind schedule.

https://onemileatatime.com/news/delta-f ... -diarrhea/

That plane will be marked for life.

Skid-marked you mean -lol I`ll get my coat.

miamiair wrote:You decide:

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Can you imagine how sore the passengers' butts and backs would be after an 8.5 hour flight sitting in those seats on a good day?

Mark wrote:

miamiair wrote:You decide:

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Can you imagine how sore the passengers' butts and backs would be after an 8.5 hour flight sitting in those seats on a good day?

Gives a whole new meaning to the term, crap seats. Lol, I`ll get my other coat as well.

Imagine being the phantom pooper.. Your medical problem was international media fodder for a week.

captoveur wrote:Imagine being the phantom pooper.. Your medical problem was international media fodder for a week.

There is some suggestion (and by some suggestion, I mean he's been named) that this was a diver heading for Ebro. Having spent a few hours at FL-.4 and then heading elsewhere at FL370, I can conform the muscular adjustments can cause pretty catastrophic movements

JLAmber wrote:

captoveur wrote:Imagine being the phantom pooper.. Your medical problem was international media fodder for a week.

There is some suggestion (and by some suggestion, I mean he's been named) that this was a diver heading for Ebro. Having spent a few hours at FL-.4 and then heading elsewhere at FL370, I can conform the muscular adjustments can cause pretty catastrophic movements

So funny story.. I was just reading about research NASA did with this when they were developing their neutral buoyancy simulators. In addition to the regular dive tables, NASA also developed tables for going from depth to altitude. They were having problems when astronauts flew back to Houston from the first tank in Alabama.