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‘Need a hazmat suit’: Virgin flight attendants are sick of cleaning dirty planes

The union says crew are cleaning cabins between flights and working up to 10-hour shifts, while seeking better pay and shorter turnarounds.

Cabin crew want dedicated cleaning crews to return as the mess left by passengers and gruelling turnaround duties leave staff working up to 10 hours without a break.

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‘Need a hazmat suit’: Virgin flight attendants are sick of cleaning dirty planes

Cabin crew want dedicated cleaning crews to return as the mess left by passengers and gruelling turnaround duties leave staff working up to 10 hours without a break.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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