Cabin Attendant Hogs Bathroom
Aug 14, 2017, 1:13 pm
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Cabin Attendant Hogs Bathroom
I'm a very infrequent flyer after many years of frequent flying. On a recent trip from PDX to IAH I experienced a first. Poor lady must have had a bad night.
She was one of the more chatty attendants who managed to douse the poor woman in seat 2(E) with drinks so much the woman had to change her clothes in the FC potty.
The only problem was the attendant was on her second visit to the loo in the second hour of the flight and for a very long time lol.
She was one of the more chatty attendants who managed to douse the poor woman in seat 2(E) with drinks so much the woman had to change her clothes in the FC potty.
The only problem was the attendant was on her second visit to the loo in the second hour of the flight and for a very long time lol.
Aug 14, 2017, 1:20 pm
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I'm a very infrequent flyer after many years of frequent flying. On a recent trip from PDX to IAH I experienced a first. Poor lady must have had a bad night.
She was one of the more chatty attendants who managed to douse the poor woman in seat 2(E) with drinks so much the woman had to change her clothes in the FC potty.
The only problem was the attendant was on her second visit to the loo in the second hour of the flight and for a very long time lol.
She was one of the more chatty attendants who managed to douse the poor woman in seat 2(E) with drinks so much the woman had to change her clothes in the FC potty.
The only problem was the attendant was on her second visit to the loo in the second hour of the flight and for a very long time lol.
Aug 14, 2017, 1:27 pm
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Veering only slightly off topic, MileagePlus partner SAS does not allow passengers forward of the first business class cabin on widebody aircraft. I have always assumed that there's crew rest and a dedicated staff toilet up there. Anyone able to elaborate?
Aug 14, 2017, 1:38 pm
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Probably better to ask in the SAS forum.
Aug 14, 2017, 2:47 pm
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I'm a very infrequent flyer after many years of frequent flying. On a recent trip from PDX to IAH I experienced a first. Poor lady must have had a bad night.
She was one of the more chatty attendants who managed to douse the poor woman in seat 2(E) with drinks so much the woman had to change her clothes in the FC potty.
The only problem was the attendant was on her second visit to the loo in the second hour of the flight and for a very long time lol.
She was one of the more chatty attendants who managed to douse the poor woman in seat 2(E) with drinks so much the woman had to change her clothes in the FC potty.
The only problem was the attendant was on her second visit to the loo in the second hour of the flight and for a very long time lol.
He wasn’t sick or in-capable of doing his responsibilities, but sometimes not everyone’s breakfast/lunch agrees with one, and you have to use the restroom. In any other occupation, when someone does this, it goes mostly un-noticed.
I never get upset over this, as it’s not like anyone can really control their stomach.
Aug 14, 2017, 3:55 pm
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Veering a bit back onto topic (UA lavs), I've been turned away from the front cabin lav on the 777s that were recently renovated with 28 J seats. FA said that only mid cabin lavs were open to pax during the flight for "security" reasons. I then noticed that in practice this lav became the employees' washroom for that flight.
Aug 14, 2017, 4:15 pm
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Aug 14, 2017, 4:24 pm
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Next flight I need to remember to not pay attention to the IFE, PDE, Hemispheres, etc. and instead have my stopwatch ready to record how much time the FAs (and my fellow passengers) spend in the head. I've really been missing out on the "fun".
OP, can you please elaborate on the "dousing" incident a bit more? How many drinks did the FA spill (pour?) on the woman? Were the beverages alcoholic, "soft", or hot? The devil is in the details.
OP, can you please elaborate on the "dousing" incident a bit more? How many drinks did the FA spill (pour?) on the woman? Were the beverages alcoholic, "soft", or hot? The devil is in the details.
Aug 14, 2017, 4:48 pm
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I'm still lost and trying to make sense of the "cabin" attendant dousing a passenger who had to change clothes but couldn't because the attendant was on her second visit to the "loo". Not sure how logistically this is all working out.....but I digress.
Aug 14, 2017, 4:56 pm
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Is it time to write to 1kvoice and recommend they get the flight attendants a diet with higher fiber content? Or maybe they were low on coffee and had to generate some more.
Aug 14, 2017, 5:47 pm
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The things we start new threads about...
You sure it wasn't a miscommunication in that they were going to open the cockpit door shortly? There are many aircraft that have lav doors right next to the cockpit door.
Veering a bit back onto topic (UA lavs), I've been turned away from the front cabin lav on the 777s that were recently renovated with 28 J seats. FA said that only mid cabin lavs were open to pax during the flight for "security" reasons. I then noticed that in practice this lav became the employees' washroom for that flight.
Aug 14, 2017, 6:54 pm
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