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Ammon News - Air Canada staff had sprayed perfume and left coffee grounds in the seat pouches in a bid to remove the stench on the flight from Las Vegas to Montreal on August 26 that was caused by passengers on an earlier trip.

The two passengers - whose chairs and seatbelts were still wet with vomit residue - complained about the dire conditions before the flight took off. But the attendants said there was nothing they could do because the airplane was full.

The pilot then marched down to the two ladies and told them they would be escorted off the flight and put on a no-fly list for being 'rude' to the air hostesses.

Witnesses sitting behind the women said they were not rude at any point, despite having every reason to be after being forced to sit in the rancid seats.

'The passengers said they couldn’t possibly be expected to sit in vomit for five hours.

'They argued back-and-forth for several minutes and then the flight attendant said she would get her supervisor.

'The supervisor reiterated the same thing. We are sorry, but you have to, it’s a full flight and there’s no other seats available. The passengers asked if they could at least have blankets to sit on and wipes to clean more themselves.

'Reluctantly they were given blankets wipes and more vomit bags. The best Air Canada could do.'

Eventually, they were escorted off the flight 'for refusing to sit in vomit for five hours.'

Daily Mail