Originally Posted by
Sandy King
When the curtain to the galley area is closed, is this for the benefit of the FAs, so they can have a break, or for the benefit of the passengers, so they don't hear galley noise? Or both?
Trying to understand the reason, so I can also understand the expected etiquette. I prefer to walk up and get a drink between service runs instead of using the call button, but don't want to invade private space.
Curtains are not meant to block out Customers, they are meant to:
--Block out light on night flights (personally would like to see heavier curtain blocking material on future curtains)
--Allow the pilots to access or leave the flight deck (Canada Transport requirement)
--To allow a bit of privacy when consuming a meal from our jump seats