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Anonymous users2024-01-24The cabin toilets on the aircraft are generally located at the tail of the aircraft, and there are two on the left and right. When there is someone inside, the anti-lock marker is displayed through the doorknob.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it's a smaller plane like a 737, 320, the toilet is at the rear of the plane, you can look in the direction of the tail, if the red light is on it means there is someone and the green light is unmanned. For larger aircraft such as the 757 330, toilets are available in the middle of the fuselage and in the tail.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Looks like you're flying for the first time! I've sat dozens of times and now I don't like to sit, and now I take a luxury cruise when I go abroad! o(∩_o
The toilets on the plane certainly have smoke detectors.
a piece in the ceiling. >>>More
What is done with the feces on the plane?
In the early days, it was directly in the air (so in the early days there were occasional incidents of blue ice falling from the sky), but now they are collected and transferred after the plane has landed.
Some but the toilet is smaller, the toilet is relatively narrow, the domestic flight time is generally shorter, go to the toilet in advance before getting on the plane, and basically do not need to go on the way. International flights are long, and you should be aware that you cannot use the toilet when the plane encounters turbulence and take-off and landing.
Generally, taking the most common Boeing 737 aircraft and Airbus 320 aircraft in China as an example, there is a toilet on the left hand side of the front boarding door, that is, at the door of the cockpit, which is shared by the crew and the first class. Then next to the rear gate, behind the last row of seats, there are two toilets, which are used by passengers. >>>More