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Anonymous users2024-01-24In order to save space, there is generally no distinction between men and women, unless it is a specially modified luxury passenger aircraft or special aircraft.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No need to divide, if it does, there is not such a big place on the plane.
All the toilets on the plane are male and female, so remember to plug in the door when you go to the toilet!
Train toilets are available for both men and women. Hard-seater cars have an aisle in the middle, 2 and 3 seats on both sides, a coffee table by the window, two doors per car, toilets and washrooms. There are luggage racks above the seats for carry-on luggage. >>>More
Well asked, I was also curious, so I searched and searched and got a positive answer. >>>More
Airplane toilets are built and the design of the aircraft is set, and airlines cannot afford to modify the toilets. Large aircraft have male and female toilets, and small and medium-sized aircraft have only one public toilet.
Toilets on trains are shared by men and women.
The toilet on the train is at the junction of the front and rear carriages, and the toilets of the bullet train, the high-speed rail and some of the renovated train carriages all use vacuum toilets, which are commonly used to collect the feces and temporarily store them in the toilet collector, and then discharge them into the treatment box after the train arrives at the station, so that there will be no feces polluting the railway line. >>>More