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A plane carrying one of two American aid workers who contracted the Ebola virus in Africa stopped briefly in Maine Saturday to refuel. Mayor Ben Sprague of Bangor confirmed that the plane landed Saturday morning at Bangor International Airport on its way to Atlanta. He said airport staff, law enforcement, and public health personnel were on alert in case anything went wrong, but it was a straightforward landing and refueling. No one left the private aircraft during the refueling. The patient had become ill while working in Liberia.
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