Another body odor story hit the headlines this week. This time a man was asked to leave a plane scheduled to leave Canada due to others complaining of the smell. He was allowed on the flight the next morning. The theory must have been he could have a wash overnight. Of course this might not be of much use if his problem was systemic body odor, and outlines the impossible position both the sufferer and society are in with this problem. The answer is for society to come up with help for the problem.
CBC: Body odour: Passenger removed from AC flight. Correct move?
National Post : Man with 'brutal' smell ejected from from Air Canada flight
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