Snakes…er… maggots on a plane??!?

[SteveC]

Maggots from rotten fish in overhead bin fall on passenger aboard international Delta flight

Delta Flight 133 from Amsterdam to Detroit turned around about an hour into its journey on Tuesday due to the maggots that escaped from rotting fish in a bag in an overhead bin.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[MikeD]

When Spirit passengers begin to invade other airlines…….

 

[mightynimbus]

If it was Alaska, they could have popped a door plug and cleared them all out

 

[knot4u]

That's not how you make lutefisk.

 

[Cherokee_Cruiser]

@SteveC missed opportunity for a classic “Oh Delta” thread title.

 

[derg]

When Spirit passengers begin to invade other airlines…….

MICHAEL!! Ha!

 

[touch-n-go]

Poor Delta. First it was Diarrhea, now it's maggots. What next?

 

[dustoff17]

We need to get to a point where these idiot passengers have to PAY the airlines and the passengers for these diverted flights.

The first person that has to pay $10k because they didn’t want to turn down the volume on their adult movie will be THE example of how not to do stupid stuff. Often these people aren’t even charged criminally for their interference/actions. And so it continues…..

 

[ASpilot2be]

We need to get to a point where these idiot passengers have to PAY the airlines and the passengers for these diverted flights.

The first person that has to pay $10k because they didn’t want to turn down the volume on their adult movie will be THE example of how not to do stupid stuff. Often these people aren’t even charged criminally for their interference/actions. And so it continues…..

Airlines do go after passengers that cause diversions.

 

[dustoff17]

We need to get to a point where these idiot passengers have to PAY the airlines AND the passengers for these diverted flights.

The first person that has to pay $10k because they didn’t want to turn down the volume on their adult movie will be THE example of how not to do stupid stuff. Often these people aren’t even charged criminally for their interference/actions. And so it continues…..

Airlines do go after passengers that cause diversions.

I understand that; see my emphasis above!
The airlines get their money but the 100-300 passengers get the inconvenience, loss of money, and headaches…..