Overview
- An unidentified flight attendant posted a social media clip Tuesday, June 30, 2026, saying she saw four diaper changes performed on passenger seats during a single shift.
- She said crew made three announcements telling passengers not to change diapers on seats but that the requests were ignored.
- The attendant said every diaper she saw was soiled and warned that contact with contaminated seats could carry infection risks, naming staph as an example.
- The video quickly spread online and prompted travellers to say they will avoid shorts, wipe seats before sitting, and call for better baby‑changing facilities on aircraft.
- There is no independent verification or airline statement in the coverage so far, and the report highlights limits of small onboard lavatories and routine cleaning between flights that may not remove all contamination, which could push airlines to review facilities or crew guidance.