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How airlines handle mid-flight 'biological hazards'
Original: Delays, deodorant and ripped up carpet: how airlines handle mid-flight ‘biological hazards’
The Guardian explains how airlines deal with mid-flight 'biological hazards', from vomiting and illness incidents to the drastic cleanup measures that follow, including deodorant, ripped-up carpet and resulting flight delays. The piece details the protocols crew follow when passengers fall ill or bodily fluids contaminate a cabin, and how such events can disrupt schedules.
Why now: Readers are drawn to the unusual behind-the-scenes details of what happens when a passenger falls ill mid-flight.
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- Delays, deodorant and ripped up carpet: how airlines handle mid-flight ‘biological hazards’ · The Guardian
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