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In-flight Meal Causes Illness - Atlanta Airport, Atlanta Georgia

3 years ago •reported by user-tzyx1213 • business

Delta Airlines, Flifht from Atlanta to Las Vegas

6000 North Terminal Parkway, Atlanta, 30320 Georgia, United States

12/19/2017, Food from airplane The airport lost power for days before our flight on 12/19/2017. They served food that probably went bad during the power outage. We were on our way to get married. Our wedding night was spent extremely sick. Our wedding night. It was a delta flight from Atlanta to Las Vegas on 12/19/17 | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#atlantaairport #deltaairlines #airlines #atlanta #georgia #unitedstates

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Awww I had the same thing just horrible stomach pains i thought i ruptured something , & continued for weeks I hope u guys get better soon. Congrats though 👏

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