Delta apologizes after customer was 'covered' in dog poop from seat

Now that's just nasty.

Delta Air Lines has been issued after a male customer was left "covered" in dog feces "everywhere," after he sat in feces left behind by a service animal on a flight last week.

On Nov. 1, Matthew Meehan had already taken his seat for his flight from Atlanta to Miami when he made the nauseating discovery.

"Actual feces and it was all over me. I sat in it and it was on the seat, on the floor, the seat in front. And I was literally in it, "he told WXYZ.

Reps for Delta later confirmed to the Fox News that the accident happened during a "previous flight with an animal service."

According to the Detroit Free Press, Meehan claims that when asked for assistance from the cabin crew to clean up, they gave him two paper towels and a small bottle of Bombay Sapphire gin – which did not prove to be much of a help.

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"I was in the bathroom cleaning the back of my legs, my shoes," Meehan told WSB-TV.

Meehan recalls that the unnamed Delta staffer dismissed his complaint.

"She said to me, 'Well, that's not my problem … If the cleaning crew did not clean your seat, I do not have any control over that," he told the outlet.

Meehan, who lives in South Florida, further divulged that some of his fellow passengers were admitted to the seats until the foul mess was cleaned up. He also took to Facebook to share images of the incident.

"It filled the entire plastic bag. Paper towels full of feces, and they want me to sit in that, "Meehan said of the cleaning crews, adding that passengers are laid down blankets to further protect themselves.

"I felt like an animal," Meehan told WSB-TV of the overall experience. "Words can not be described how they are, and they had so many opportunities to make it right."

Reps for Delta returned Fox News' request for comment with a statement, saying that it is compensating for it for its soiled apparel.

"On Nov. 1, an aircraft operating flight 1949 from Atlanta to Miami was commissioned by the airline industry. , "a spokesman said," The safety and health of our customers and employees is our top priority, and we are conducting a full investigation of the following. landing in Miami, the aircraft was taken out of service and was thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. "

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"We are in touch with the customer, offering to reimburse his shoes, and to compensate for inconvenience," they added.

In the days when the story is made, Meehan says he's been contacted by "dozens of lawyers" interested in taking the case, WXYZ reports.

Emotional support is one of the most controversial issues of the year, and it is one of the most important issues in the United States. A few months later, a French bulldog died midflight after being accidentally placed in an overhead by a United Airlines flight waiting for the duration of the trip.

Various carriers have been tightening the leash on their respective rules regarding the transportation of both companions and animals in the high skies.