Will shrinking aeroplane toilets stop fat people flying?
 

The next wheeze to squeeze more pax in ...
The Guardian

Sadly, the bog-standard toilet is a thing of the past.

There are such things as Disability rules and access here in the UK - and the EU - putting Brexit aside for a mo

Are we still allowed to call fat people fat ?

I listened to a BBC programme where it was said that fat people are simply fat because of how our modern society is - fast food outlets everywhere and that they were a product of our society and it is not their fault....

I switched off the radio due to the rubbish being spoken. We all make choices about what we put in our mouths and what level of exercise we do or do not do.

Had my first flight on a BA 787 from IAD to LHR recently and made use of the aft economy lav by the galley. I'm not sure if it was one of these 61-cm lavs, but it sure was small, and I'm a relatively slim guy. Seating, however, was actually rather comfortable in economy, even for my 6' frame.

Money: Customers do not want to pay it, Business wants to make it. Customers, when they are in Business, naturally reverse their perspective.

My problem with these mini lavs is not in using the toilet, rather it is in using the sink. There is just not the width to be able to bend down over the basin. Thus, if you want to wash your face, you need to figure out how to lift water from your waist to your head. It cannot be done without nearly all of it splashing onto your shirt and pants.

Shrinking seat pitch doesn't stop tall people flying... Stack them deep and sell them cheap!

There was a joke that a gentleman entering the smallest room of concorde had to decide what he wanted to do to and then enter facing forwards or backwards.

Given most of the use aircraft loos get is blokes like me with small bladders peeing the whole flight, why don't they fit a couple with just a urinal?

Our Britannia 312 circa the "50's had a small cubicle rigged as a Gents Toilet, with just a urinal pot on the wall. In that era we flew charters for the Gov't. carrying immigrants from the West Indies, none of whom had never flown before of course.

One day a steward entered the flight deck and whispered to the Flt. Eng., who started to laugh and then wrote in the Tech. Log. for the benefit of the next maintenance engineers at the next stop, then showed me ... Gents Urinal used as Arsenal, please clean .... At the next station the engineers cleaned out the urinal and wrote ... " Rectumfied"

ExSp33dbird,

Absolutely true, I remember it well!

Not frosted on SAS' MD90, best view ever.
Per

Didn't the Tristar have urinals?

Aaron.

vctenderness
" Not on BA but the back area had a row of toilets that were known as ‘Penny Lane’. "

Maybe I was thinking off the RAF version of the Tri*.