Yes, that's what I would do as well !!

EVA has one particularly large party lav in PL on their 777. Older 747 J lav in CX I recall to be quite large. I only recall these to be roomy, not for other activities of course ;)

You get a cheese soup on CO flights ?

That doesn't sound like it would be a party, but more of a definite :rolleyes:. Should have done the [insert name of banned FT member that should not be named] thing and brought your own food on board. ;)

Oh my dear ... :D

I hear coach is where all the easy ones are.

Yep. It's all there, with one exception — last Friday's IAH-ATL, which I intend to add tonight.

There's a comments box just waiting to be used. Denote such activities however you wish in it.

You have experience about this case ?

:rolleyes: + :rolleyes: + 762 Lav = GIGgity GIGgity. Actually, it wasn't to Rio... it was EZE, though. :D

This must have been a lot of work. :)

The big-@ss handicapped-accessible lav located dead center in the 762 over the wings, between the Y mini-cabin and big cabin. It's freaking huge by Boeing lav standards. I once pulled my roller bag in there, laid it open on the floor (with a few paper towels underneath, and as close to the door and away from the toilet as possible), and changed clothes. You could comfortably fit 2-3 people in there. And since it's right in the middle of the plane, it not only takes advantage of the center three seat section's full width, but the height as well.

Where is this formula valid ?

I managed to reconstruct pretty easily, given that in 1998 or so I started a spreadsheet to keep my flights. At the time I was only 24 and had flown an average of one or two trips a year, with a lot of years in my early childhood days when we went several years without flying. Had I waited to start recording it all after several years of heavy duty flying for work, like I've done most years since 2000, I would never have been able to remember it all.

Do you have some pictures ?