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Plane Diverted Back to MacArthur Airport After Fumes Fill Cabin
One person vomited due to the fumes while the plane was still airborne. Five people were taken to the hospital.

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One person vomited due to the fumes while the plane was still airborne. Five people were taken to the hospital.

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Three people were injured, one seriously, in the crash Saturday evening.
Three people were injured, one seriously, in the crash Saturday evening.