And you thought your flight was very short … A Delta passenger forced to sit in FECES for 2 hours – RT US News

Matthew Meehan had the opportunity to sit in the mess or completely miss his flight from Atlanta to Miami when he reported it to the flight crew. He was also shocked by the way the company's staff treated him by finding the excrement on his seat, describing the experience as "dehumanizing, "Yahoo Lifestyle Reports.

Delta's flight crew told Meehan that he had actually reported the mess to the cleaning crew and that he looked shocked that he was still there. Instead of cleaning it themselves, however, they gave him two paper towels and a bottle of gin in the drinks basket and asked him to wash in the airline's bathroom.

The discovery of the mess did not stop the boarding process either, although Meehan indicates that the Delta protocol provides for boarding to stop when a contagion or biological risk is discovered. Again, the plane is supposed to have on board a biohazard kit, probably more than just paper towels and gin.

Adding to the absurdity of the situation, there did not seem to be any consensus on where the stools came from. The flight crew blamed a German Shepherd dog, while the door officer blamed an old man getting sick on landing and that the Delta company pinned him on a Golden Retriever puppy. Meehan was not impressed. "They are excrement; he carries the disease as you look at it. "

When more and more passengers discovered the mess, they managed to convince the manager to clean the area at least with paper towels by blocking the flight attendant's area in protest. But on the oversold flight, there was nowhere else where to sit and the excrement was still embedded in the seats and floors.

Meehan calls the airline's response – a refund and a symbolic amount of frequent flyer miles – "insult to injury. ""That's what I'm worth to them? 50,000 miles? … that's what people get when they sign up for a credit card. This is not even enough for a flight. "

When they got home, Meehan took a taxi. "I'm just not ready to take back the plane," he said.