American Airlines 777 diverts to JFK after multiple toilet failures

American Airlines 777 diverts to JFK after multiple toilet failures
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Flight AA37, a Boeing 777 operating from Madrid to Dallas, issued a pan‑pan signal and made an unscheduled landing at JFK after six of its eight toilets stopped working, with the FAA confirming no other flight system or propulsion problems.

The aircraft landed safely, underwent a technical inspection at JFK and then departed for Dallas, carrying 275 passengers.

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