BIOHAZARD ONBOARD - Plane Diverted | 'Crew and Passengers Vomiting'

28/JUL/2024
United B737 performing flight from Houston to Boston was enroute when the pilots requested to divert due to a biohazard situation onboard after a passenger experienced medical issues leaving cabin crew and other passengers vomiting.
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[VASAviation]

Biohazard... that's a word to use. Waiting for further official information to be released.

[mjkasper]

The doctor on board was fine, he had lasagna

[Chiefbadbruuuuuh]

A hospital, what is it?

It’s a big building with patients, but that’s not important right now.

[philipnasadowski]

You know it’s bad when flying to Cleveland is a better option…

[foxx]

"When can we land?"
"I'm not sure"
"Can't you guess?"
"Not for a couple of hours"
"You can't guess for a couple of hours?"

[PeterSchwinge]

The life of everyone on board depends upon just one thing: finding someone back there who can not only fly this plane, but who didn't have fish for dinner.

[MrJwarren]

Sounds like somebody picked the wrong day to stop sniffing glue.

[jamiesuejeffery]

"We are parked safely at the gate. Everyone is safely disembarked. We need three gallons of jet fuel, a match, and the fire crew. Not even the cleaning crew can clean this mess up. Tug number 1, push us from the gate."

[rustytheocelot]

the ONE time passengers would have rejoiced a door plug blowout... 😸

[HyenaEmpyema]

This is Vomit Comet 435 on the IBS approach to runway 35C.

[oliver]

Came for the airplane references, wasn't disappointed.

[michaelacookePDX]

At least the auto pilot had a good flight.

[sandysmithvideos]

Lack of containment of the bag is a serious issue. I had a women next to me on the aisle about 10 years ago break a bag. It was unreal and folks behind us were hurling within five minutes. The FA brought us some coffee pouches from the coffee maker to breath through. The pilots put as much air as they possibly could through the vents and had everyone open their outlets. Thankfully it was only about 45 minutes to Denver.

[Karenonflute]

Another good reason why the cockpit door must be kept closed and locked!

[NovaPolitte]

UAL statement: "Flight UA2477 from Houston to Boston was redirected to Washington-Dulles after a passenger experienced a medical emergency. The aircraft is undergoing a thorough deep clean, and we are working to get customers to Boston as soon as possible."

[WillyGrippo]

This has shirley been my favorite VASAviation comment section in a while!

[blake]

As Berta would say " I ain't cleaning THAT up"!!

[leifsprout]

This just reminds me of the Japan Air Lines food poisoning incident where about half the people had everything leaving their body both ends. That definitely was a biohazard.

[JaySmith-pvmw]

Thank goodness Ted Striker was on board.

[fangzahn]

"You'd better tell the Captain we've got to land as soon as we can. This passenger has to be gotten to a hospital."