[Michael.SF.]

Naturally, it would have been above the responsibilities of the flight attendants to clean the mess up. Probably also against Union regulations.

[cardinal4]

Naturally, it would have been above the responsibilities of the flight attendants to clean the mess up. Probably also against Union regulations.

It has to be handled by Bio-Hazard trained employees, who are mostly station employees. We had a similar situation when some er, female products jammed the lav on a short flight from ORD-STL. The aircraft was grounded because it seeped into the floorboards. Mucho expensive. At least ORD-STL is only a 40 min flight. Ill bet the CO 777 0r 767 will be grounded for repair..