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EasyJet flight is canceled after passenger poops on bathroom floor
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0:39Now PlayingFrustrated passengers onboard a budget airline were filmed groaning in unison when their flight to London was postponed for a third time — this time because someone had defecated on the bathroom floor.
Video obtained by the Post shows the pilot telling passengers onboard the easyJet flight from the Spanish island of Tenerife on Saturday that someone found it “rather entertaining… to defecate on the front toilet, so now we’re staying the night here.
“We’re now going to get everyone off… and organize hotels, then we’ll fly back tomorrow morning,” the pilot tells passengers, who could be seen groaning as they get up out of their seats.
The announcement came after flight EZY8054 had already faced a number of delays, one passenger told the Daily Mail.
It was scheduled to depart from Tenerife at 8:05 p.m. on October 15, and arrive in the UK at 12:20 a.m. the next day.
But before the plane was even scheduled to depart, airline officials offered those onboard EZY8054 a nearly $610 voucher to switch flights, because the plane was too small to accommodate all those who had bought tickets, according to the Mail.
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