[AnotherUnixGeek]

I hope that "body odor" wasn't a fart, or the whole thing coulda been somethin' MUCH more serious!

Though the report doesn't say, I'd assume she'd lit it in the restroom after punishing the toilet. As a frequent airline passenger, I wish Boeing, Airbus, and the airlines would do something to help bathroom sanitation on these planes - sitting near a restroom towards the end of a long flight is extremely unappealing.

[debg]

Thank you for the reminder that matches take care of THAT body odor.

Can you imagine this woman sitting in her seat, repeatedly lighting a match under each armpit? LOL

[Ronin]

That's what I think too. She probably thought she was doing the other passengers a favor.

[YouGoTexasGirl]

I just hate it when I'm in the Group 5 boarding and have seat 29E!!!

[HAL9000]

I agree. Some of those planes are like a flying outhouse.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Reminds me of the time I got a first class upgrade on a TWA flight from St. Louis to San Fran. On climb-out, the first class lav failed and a blue-green tidal wave went down the aisle, soaking everything. We put into KC and, when they couldn't find a spare aircraft, they decided to "fix" the failed one. We took off about 4 hours later on a less-than-pleasant flight. I think that was my last-ever TWA flight. Seeing that happen once in my life was enough for me.

[pabianice]

As a frequent airline passenger, I wish Boeing, Airbus, and the airlines would do something to help bathroom sanitation on these planes - sitting near a restroom towards the end of a long flight is extremely unappealing.

Try sitting next to the toilet on a Mexican bus for eight hours.