NEWARK — Passengers on a recent flight into Newark were grossed out by a liquid seeping up the plane aisle, caught on video.

The flight from Atlanta dealt with the issue of “clean, potable water” leaking from a “sink in the rear lavatory,” a spokesperson for Spirit Airline told Eyewitness News ABC New York.

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Liquid on plane Newark Spirit flight (Masters of None Podcast, Storyful, ABC New York via Facebook)
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Video credited to Masters of None Podcast was shared to Storyful, and also by ABC News.

In the clip, one passenger is heard urging others to pick their feet up.

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Another makes crying noises and a third uses profanity as the liquid ripples across the aisle.

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