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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, there are three toilets on an aircraft, one in the front compartment and two in the rear.
As soon as the door is opened, remember to lock the door, the door is locked in the position of the inner door and the chest, and slide the latch after closing the door, and the outside display light will turn red to avoid people breaking by mistake. When the door is locked, the toilet light will be automatically turned on.
The septum toilet paper is used like this: all open and laid flat on the toilet septum, there is a round half-cut in the middle, the round cut faces the inside of the toilet, and the small outer cut faces the outside of the toilet.
There is a latch on the inner section of the airplane toilet, hold down the latch head and push it to the left to the end, and the door will be locked. >>>More
Rest assured! Absolutely, there must be a toilet on the plane. But it is not allowed to be used during take-off and landing.
The belly of the aircraft is equipped with a large storage tank, like a large wet and dry vacuum cleaner, the vacuum cleaner system sucks the contents of the toilet into the chemical storage tank in the belly, and at the same time injects the filtered chemicals into the bedpan to flush the excrement, and the non-stick material similar to PTFE on the inner wall of the toilet ensures that the dirt can be easily flushed out. >>>More
There is no limit to the number of people, it depends on the size of the toilet.
The J-10 is a light fighter, and the stay time in the air is three or four hours, and there is no problem of going to the toilet. Unless it is a long-distance flight after N in-flight refueling. In order to solve the problem of "convenience" for pilots, in the past it was to wear diapers. >>>More