Shower in the plane
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LH also has onboard saunas...there's not a single flight I have been on where the temperature doesn't reach 30 degrees at some point.
Perhaps that is the explanation for people running around in underpants in the F cabin ...
Perhaps that is the explanation for people running around in underpants in the F cabin ...
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Yes, you get them on European flights over 150 mins in C.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/15298737-post128.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/15298737-post128.html
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I am sure that LH wouldn't introduce such innovation on their airplanes.
Let them first improve their seats quality and make them on par with other 5 star airlines (SQ+BA+CX+EK+QR) then they can introduce such things like shower on board.
Let them first improve their seats quality and make them on par with other 5 star airlines (SQ+BA+CX+EK+QR) then they can introduce such things like shower on board.
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A shower in an airplane is simply stupid. Extra weight for the water requires more kerosine and you still get a very low pressure during your short shower experience. Let the showers be on the ground in arrival lounges. Those facilities may need improvements in terms of quantity and quality. But thinking of showers in an airplane is ...
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A shower in an airplane is simply stupid. Extra weight for the water requires more kerosine and you still get a very low pressure during your short shower experience. Let the showers be on the ground in arrival lounges. Those facilities may need improvements in terms of quantity and quality. But thinking of showers in an airplane is ...
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Mistery solved then. Any chance you talked to the German cabinet minister for Family, Seniors, Women and Youth?
http://www.bmfsfj.de/bmfsfj/generato...inisterin.html
http://www.bmfsfj.de/bmfsfj/generato...inisterin.html
#26
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Golden shower?
Ok, I talked to a young smart lady recently who told me that she takes a shower prior to landing so that she can jump right into her meetings.
She flies from Germany to Asia and I believe she mentioned LH.
So, I have never seen or heard of showers in a plane (which doesnt imply that there arent such devices).
Question: are there really showers in any plane (LH or other carriers)??
She flies from Germany to Asia and I believe she mentioned LH.
So, I have never seen or heard of showers in a plane (which doesnt imply that there arent such devices).
Question: are there really showers in any plane (LH or other carriers)??
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Exactly- LH spent a lot of time talking with their frequent F class passengers- and the product which they rolled out is a result of this- shower on the plane is one of the sillier possible amenities really.
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Was there any member belong to FT that was consulted on the new F product or the future C class product? I doubt it.