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Footage emerging of a passenger urinating still in his seat on A321 aircraft

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Last updated: April 9, 2025, 17:24 UTC
Published: Wednesday, April 9, 2025, at 17:24 UTC
Category: News
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors

Airline: Turkish Airlines
Data: TK
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A male passenger has been caught urinating while still being in his middle seat.

A passenger was filmed seated in economy, urinating while aiming at in the seat pocket in front of him while looking around somewhat furtively.

According to elements suggested by View from the Wing, this appears to have been filmed on board a Turkish Airlines Airbus A321 as the red headrests, tray tables and seat back pockets match to the airline.

As the footage was recorded from the row just behind, it appears that the seat on right beside him is empty.

Not the first

Earlier in the year, an United passenger was fined $10K fine for urinating in seat mid-flight after mixing Xanax and alcohol.

The incident happened on United Flight 71 from Amsterdam to Newark forcing pilots to divert to Ireland.

The man was arrested and pleaded guilty to intoxication, threatening, abusive or insulting behavior, and causing annoyance onboard an aircraft, all offenses under Ireland’s Air Navigation and Transport Act. 

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