The plane carrying 287 people only had two working toilets. A flight bound for Dallas from Madrid made an unexpected diversion Tuesday when the crew learned that the majority of bathrooms on board the aircraft were out of order. The scheduled 10-hour American Airlines flight instead veered off to JFK Airport in New York after.
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The plane carrying 287 people only had two working toilets. A flight bound for Dallas from Madrid made an unexpected diversion Tuesday when the crew learned that the majority of bathrooms on board the aircraft were out of order. The scheduled 10-hour American Airlines flight instead veered off to JFK Airport in New York after.
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