777-200 Lavatory
We’re flying AA7 DFW-OGG first class on the 777-200 in March. My husband is disabled and will sometimes need assistance in the restroom. I know there’s an accessible restroom but I want to confirm where so we can sit accordingly. Is the larger lavatory between 5A and 7A?
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There is a larger lavatory between 2 biz cabins on the A side. There is a sliding door and plenty of space
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Second @gateH15. This one.
7A and 7D are the most convienient. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...f9a72f4f58.png |
Originally Posted by more777sneeded
(Post 33003082)
We’re flying AA7 DFW-OGG first class on the 777-200 in March. My husband is disabled and will sometimes need assistance in the restroom. I know there’s an accessible restroom but I want to confirm where so we can sit accordingly. Is the larger lavatory between 5A and 7A?
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Originally Posted by fly747first
(Post 33003237)
Note that AA has sometimes sent the 77W to Hawaii and on this aircraft, the accessible lavatory is actually on the right side. If you need to go in the lavatory with your husband, try to give the flight attendants advance notice... last year, a couple almost got arrested for going into the lavatory together after they decided to practice the horizonal mambo onboard and the crew had no patience for such behavior.
How did the FA know one of them wasn't assisting the other? Do we now have to request permission from the FA before going to the lav together? |
Originally Posted by fly747first
(Post 33003237)
Note that AA has sometimes sent the 77W to Hawaii and on this aircraft, the accessible lavatory is actually on the right side. If you need to go in the lavatory with your husband, try to give the flight attendants advance notice... last year, a couple almost got arrested for going into the lavatory together after they decided to practice the horizonal mambo onboard and the crew had no patience for such behavior.
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For what it's worth I was in 7J on a 77W over Christmas and explicitly remember the extra large lav being on the J side just a few rows up from me.
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Originally Posted by enviroian
(Post 33004821)
For what it's worth I was in 7J on a 77W over Christmas and explicitly remember the extra large lav being on the J side just a few rows up from me.
-FlyerBeek |
Originally Posted by mvoight
(Post 33004673)
What was the crime? I am not aware of any federal law against 2 people in a restroom at the same time.
How did the FA know one of them wasn't assisting the other? Do we now have to request permission from the FA before going to the lav together? |
Originally Posted by fly747first
(Post 33004871)
I'm not aware of any airline allowing sexual activities in lavatories and that couple was quite loud so...
If I am assisting someone who needs to be assisted in a lav, I certainly don't feel the need to ask an FA. ".If you need to go in the lavatory with your husband, try to give the flight attendants advance notice.." |
Does anyone know which lav is accessible in the F cabin on the 77W? Thanks for your help so far!
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Originally Posted by mvoight
(Post 33013708)
I was referring to 2 people simply going into the lav together do not require the permission of a flight attendant.
If I am assisting someone who needs to be assisted in a lav, I certainly don't feel the need to ask an FA. ".If you need to go in the lavatory with your husband, try to give the flight attendants advance notice.." |
Originally Posted by imagineertobe
(Post 34862997)
Does anyone know which lav is accessible in the F cabin on the 77W? Thanks for your help so far!
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Originally Posted by Madison Guy
(Post 34863217)
Neither in first. The accessible one is on the right side betwenn the two business cabins. (Behind 4J)
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Originally Posted by imagineertobe
(Post 34862997)
Does anyone know which lav is accessible in the F cabin on the 77W? Thanks for your help so far!
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