Delta Flight Returns After Maggots Discovered in Overhead Bin

Passengers on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit were horrified when maggots fell from an overhead compartment, leading to the flight's return.

A Delta flight from Amsterdam to Detroit was forced to turn back after maggots fell from an overhead compartment onto passengers.
The source of the maggots was a rotting fish inside a passenger's carry-on luggage.
Delta Airlines awarded the affected passengers 8,000 air miles, hotel accommodations if needed, and a $30 meal voucher as restitution.
The aircraft was taken out of service for cleaning, and passengers were placed on the next available flight.
Security measures and the responsibility of the passenger carrying the rotting fish have been called into question.