Results: Woman Discovers Vomit-Filled Bag During Flight

From just the title of this survey do you wonder how these types of stories make it to the news?

Do you think too many people are trying to get their 15 minutes of fame by contacting the news over these types of stories?

On a United Airlines flight home from an anniversary trip with her husband, Janet Masters discovered a vomit-filled motion sickness bag that had been wrapped in a blanket and stuffed in the seat back pocket. When Masters attempted to hand the repulsive package off to a flight attendant, vomit reportedly spilled onto her and her husband. A representative apologized to the couple, saying "our cleaners apparently failed to clean all of the seat back pockets." The airline assured the couple that its aircrafts are outfitted with appropriate cleaning kits, and gave them a $300 credit toward a future United flight. "I've lost a lot of faith and trust with the airline," Masters said. If this had happened to you would you have contacted the news or overlooked it as an honest mistake of not seeing the bag?

Do you feel people now have to report every little mistake a business makes or are there still such things as slight overlooks and honest mistakes?