Premium Plus lavatories on 787-10
Nov 19, 2021, 8:33 am
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Premium Plus lavatories on 787-10
To which lavatories do PP pax go? There are no dedicated PP lavatories, so it's either the ones in front of the cabin (which I presume are for Polaris pax?), and then there is the ones behind the front Economy cabin (which is kinda ridiculous to go to as a premium passenger)
Nov 19, 2021, 8:35 am
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To which lavatories do PP pax go? There are no dedicated PP lavatories, so it's either the ones in front of the cabin (which I presume are for Polaris pax?), and then there is the ones behind the front Economy cabin (which is kinda ridiculous to go to as a premium passenger)
Nov 19, 2021, 9:43 am
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Well they do say to try to use the lavatories in your ticketed cabin when possible. Since there are no lavatories in PP then you should be able to use the ones between J and PP. I agree going all the way to the back is ridiculous.
Nov 19, 2021, 2:16 pm
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Dec 12, 2021, 7:27 am
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Everything you want to know about where to sit on the 787-10
PP cabin passengers cannot use the toilet in Polaris cabin. Any toilet in economy cabin is your choice.
PP cabin passengers cannot use the toilet in Polaris cabin. Any toilet in economy cabin is your choice.
Dec 12, 2021, 12:24 pm
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To which lavatories do PP pax go? There are no dedicated PP lavatories, so it's either the ones in front of the cabin (which I presume are for Polaris pax?), and then there is the ones behind the front Economy cabin (which is kinda ridiculous to go to as a premium passenger)
Everything you want to know about where to sit on the 787-10
PP cabin passengers cannot use the toilet in Polaris cabin. Any toilet in economy cabin is your choice.
PP cabin passengers cannot use the toilet in Polaris cabin. Any toilet in economy cabin is your choice.
Dec 12, 2021, 12:38 pm
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May I ask what was the route you flew? And was it a 787-10?
Dec 12, 2021, 6:41 pm
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Some FAs may not be re-directing passengers to their cabin lavs anymore, but a few still do. None refuse a passenger if a beverage cart is blocking their way to their lav.
Dec 12, 2021, 7:04 pm
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Actually, every announcement I've heard in the 60 flights so far this year still request "passengers use the lavatories in their ticketed cabins". The FA flight script they read hasn't changed (or they're all skipping the "when posible" part).
Some FAs may not be re-directing passengers to their cabin lavs anymore, but a few still do. None refuse a passenger if a beverage cart is blocking their way to their lav.
Some FAs may not be re-directing passengers to their cabin lavs anymore, but a few still do. None refuse a passenger if a beverage cart is blocking their way to their lav.
I only did a single 787 segment this year and nothing in international
. Maybe the international FAs on 787s are stricter than domestic. 
Dec 12, 2021, 7:29 pm
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In almost 40 flights this year, I have yet to encounter either a FA or an F passenger who has fussed about someone in the front of the Y cabin coming forward to use the F lavs..
I only did a single 787 segment this year and nothing in international. Maybe the international FAs on 787s are stricter than domestic.
I only did a single 787 segment this year and nothing in international
. Maybe the international FAs on 787s are stricter than domestic. Technically, 78J (787-10) lavs by door 2 is reserved for J (business) passengers, but I won't pretend I have not used it myself many times when seated somewhere else (but that's only because I fly a lot, a lot a lot).
Dec 12, 2021, 8:55 pm
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Actually, every announcement I've heard in the 60 flights so far this year still request "passengers use the lavatories in their ticketed cabins". The FA flight script they read hasn't changed (or they're all skipping the "when posible" part).
Some FAs may not be re-directing passengers to their cabin lavs anymore, but a few still do. None refuse a passenger if a beverage cart is blocking their way to their lav.
Some FAs may not be re-directing passengers to their cabin lavs anymore, but a few still do. None refuse a passenger if a beverage cart is blocking their way to their lav.
David