An American Airlines flight attendant may have exposed passengers on several flights to hepatitis A, the CDC says.
by a flight attendant, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.on several flights during the period in which he was considered infectious, so it is investigating and notifying passengers who may have been affected.
One of those flights was between San Francisco and Charlotte on Sept. 21, according to the Mecklenburg County Public Health Department in North Carolina, which told
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