At least FOUR flights full of sick people land in Western nations in past 36 hours

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Here is yesterday’s post with two of the flights 

And now:

From CBS Philly

And Newsweek:

Several plane passengers who landed at Philadelphia International Airport on Thursday from international flights were reported to have flu-like symptoms, an airport spokesperson confirmed to Newsweek. Twelve passengers, on American Airlines flights from Paris and Munich, Germany, were experiencing symptoms. 

 

“As a precaution, all passengers on the two flights—totaling about 250 plus crew—were held for a medical review and the CDC was notified,” the spokesperson told Newsweek. “CDC, the Philadelphia Health Department and Philadelphia Fire Department personnel performed medical evaluations and assessments. The passengers—except for the 12 affected—are in the process of being released.”

 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told Newsweek it would provide further information as it becomes available. It was not immediately clear whether the passengers were suffering from the flu. 

 

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9 Replies to “At least FOUR flights full of sick people land in Western nations in past 36 hours”

  1. About the soon coming election in Sweden.

    This is why – ”Why do you wan’t to be a Swedish Democrat? My country was stolen from me sir! And I want it back!” – ”Max Manus”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2BNI0S5jjw

    To my knowledge; every election SD has got doubled election votes. This time it’s a bit different! They will probably get close to 30% of the votes or more.

    P.S: In a country full of chaos. Against impossible odds. One party would dare to fight back! SD 2018!

  3. If I understand correctly, they were fine before the flights took off. Within six to eight hours, they became sick. And it’s random.
    I would check the food/beverage served and the flight stewards.
    Definitely, something is wrong.

  4. Ever since smoking on airplanes got banned, the air in the cabin is recirculated with very little fresh air added, as that is more fuel efficient. Yes, banning smoking has made air quality on airplanes significantly worse.

    And it has also made large airplanes perfect weapons for releasing airborne contagions. Just a puffer-sized aerosol thingy, sprayed as if one were taking medicine during flight, can be enough to infect a significant portion of the passengers on a multi-hour flight.

    Sounds like someone is testing the efficacy of this distribution system.

    • “Yah Sure. Probe-like thingie.”

      What better target that the world’s biggest passenger jet airliner? Eh? A Shite test-run for next year’s Haj?

      PS: Saw one of these humongous bastidches at LAX. Your plane kept pulling up to it … and just kept pulling up to it, until the gravitational distortion wave were clearly visible—and then you got even closer…

  6. As I mentioned in Readers Links, I became acutely ill with cholera during a flight from Portugal to London many years ago.

    I was “disappeared” – whisked past customs to an ambulance that took me to a fancy private clinic somewhere. I don’t remember much, except I was assured that all expenses would be covered, and they’d fly my father over asap.

    It was cholera. Covered up. Probably reported as food poisoning, stomach flu, nothing-to-see-here….