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on august 25, on flight pn6270 from urumqi to chongqing, a passenger put a paper cup into thein the seat pocket in front of me, i suddenly found a bloody wet tissue.……

a few days later, western airlines responded:the blood on the tissue was from a passenger's nosebleed on the previous flight.the airline also said that those responsible for cabin cleaning will be held accountable.

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in fact, there have been many similar incidents. in august last year, two passengers boarded an air canada flight and felt a bit of a bad smell.the previous passenger vomited in his seatit can be seen that the airline tried to clean up quickly before boarding, but it was obviously not done well. passengers also saw coffee grounds in the seat pockets and could smell perfume, as if the staff were trying their best to cover up the smell of vomit.air canada apologized to the two passengers after they were kicked off the plane for refusing to sit in seats covered in vomit.。

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in addition to nosebleeds and vomiting on the plane, some passengers even had diarrhea...last june,a passenger on an air france flight found not only blood but also stains that smelled like feces on the footrest of his seatwhen he told the flight attendant, they handed him wet wipes and told him to clean up after himself, and gave him a blanket to soak up the feces. after that, he flew for 7 hours smelling the odor.

last september, on a delta air lines flight from atlanta to barcelona,a passenger suddenly turned into a "splatoon" and his excrement was clearly visible in the corridor in the middle of the cabin…the plane turned around and the pilot told air traffic controllers there was a “biohazard issue” on board.

after landing,maintenance crews spent five hours cleaning the area, including replacing the sprayed aisle carpet.after this incident was reported, many netizens did not laugh or blame, but instead expressed deep sympathy and empathy.