Friday, April 28, 2017

Restroom Emergency Leads To Passenger Being Removed From Delta Flight

Restroom Emergency Leads To Passenger Being Removed From Delta Flight

April 28, 2017 Restroom Emergency Leads To Passenger Being Removed From Delta Flight , 0 Comments


By AJC, April 26, 2017

A Delta Air Lines passenger was asked to exit the plane after he urgently had to use the lavatory when the plane was getting ready for takeoff, and a fellow passenger recorded the incident on video, according to an account in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

According to an article by columnist Jim Stingl, the flight was getting ready to depart from Atlanta to Milwaukee on April 18 when passenger Kima Hamilton tried to use the restroom. A flight attendant told him the plane would lose its place in line for takeoff, so he returned to his seat. But he still had to go, and quickly went to the restroom.

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