Hi guys Re the windows in the loo in the aircraft?

Question

Hi guys and to all of you who answered my funny question re the above.
Just to put things straight, I have never been inside a planes loo nor have I ever seen inside one. I don't fancy using a toilet after 150 or so bums on an aircraft have used. I am disabled, also a large gentleman as I suffer from many disabilities including strokes and now renal failure, so before my flight it's into the airports loo, and as my flight times have only been 2 hours max I don't have the urge to go, infact now I have kidney failure I can virtually fly to America without a single visit to the loo. With ref to the old lady who went in and came back out of the aircrafts toilet and shouted down to the hostesses that the window was open, I was approx half way up the aircraft sitting on the left side, and I still swear blind that is what she said etc, but as one guy who answered me saying surely she didn't think the front left cabin door was the loo!!! from where I was I swore she said window .

Answer 1

Nice story. I'm not disabled but have managed to fly from London to Jo'berg S.A. (10 hours) without getting out of the seat. People that do, I think are a pain in the **** end. The ones that really get up my nose are the idiots that insist on going to the toilet on a European flight of less than 1 1/2 hours. Don't they plan their journeys? Apparently not. For anyone with incontinence, you are not included in my comments and if you are affronted, I apologise sincerely. I am referring to the so called able bodied passengers, although I do seriously wonder if they are at times.

Answer 2

i'm an airplane engineer and as someone rightly suggested bathing room's don't have homestead windows. We take out the Plastic window and in good structure an aluminium one in that's position. each and every so often even with the actuality so that you could nevertheless have a shutter there clone of at a window seat yet you heavily isn't in a position to open this. next time you get on an airplane seem down the exterior and also you may see the window blanks geared up (no longer on all airplane, as some loos are not placed in a window section) typically even with the actuality that, the lavatory comes as a cubicle detachable in a unmarried piece ( like on 747's and MD11) yet others are taken aside bit through bit. some booths are bumped off all at the same time and an extra couple of seat rows are geared up, in simple terms to get a touch extra funds. the lavatory bowl itself might want to be bumped off without dismantling each and every thing even with the actuality that, as if there's a fault it might get replaced instantly with the smallest delay accessible 20 min to a million/2 hour probable. a number of those bowls have there own tank lower than the seat, contained in the tank they positioned chemical compounds which destroy down the waste, paper towels do not breakdown as do not your female mice those are stuck in a clear out that may get blocked flooding the lavatory finally. So women use the little bag and stick it in the bin no longer in the bathing room. someone has to unblock it throughout upkeep and it could be me!!!!!Yuk On more suitable airplane there are 2 mandatory tanks that may get blocked on lengthy journeys even with the indisputable fact that the crew have tank element signals. An Aeroplane has to have a share of loos operating for the quantity of passengers on board. 2 loos no longer engaged on a huge airplane complete of passengers received't bypass everywhere, no count number what number of human beings say "yet i will carry it in" All because human beings positioned paper towels and Tampons down there. particular lavatory paper is used that does destroy down, seems clone of the authentic stuff. Oh! and there remains no homestead windows in the lavatory.......

Answer 3

Hilarious! ( Needless to say I'm quite sorry for your disablement. ) Your input wound up here on a screen in America and thought it sounded uniquely British. I've always wondered; why do you chaps call it the ' loo ', ? Waterloo by extension? I've been to Belgium once. Interesting combination of bricks and water.

Answer 4

Come on! She was worried that someone would peep through the window at her.

Answer 5

lol! Sounds like she's either delirious or blind!

Answer 6

At first I thought wtf is a loo?
Ha, it's a potty!
And an airplane potty is what you're talking about.
Got it.