Virgin upper class 747

[inkiboo]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

I refuse to subscribe to separate loos. If we are UC then fine for PE etc to use. If in PE then fine for UC and Econ to use.

When we have to go we have to go.

To the UC passenger who gave my Wife the death stare last year when we were in PE and she had the impudence to use the loo - get a life.

His money was as good as ours or anybody else on the aircraft.

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Depending on where the loos are, I disagree.

It's generally accepted you can move down a cabin, but not up. If the loos are in an area that is exclusively for that cabin then you shouldn't move up into that cabin.

On non-Heathrow 747s, the area where the loos are is shared between UC and PE. In fact, the loos are physically closer to PE than UC.

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by inkiboo

Depending on where the loos are, I disagree.

It's generally accepted you can move down a cabin, but not up. If the loos are in an area that is exclusively for that cabin then you shouldn't move up into that cabin.

On non-Heathrow 747s, the area where the loos are is shared between UC and PE. In fact, the loos are physically closer to PE than UC.

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Totally disagree. Loos are for everybody. We don't live in an elitist society and the day a person who needs the loo cannot use it because it's 'up a class' is the day I give up.

I fly UC 75% of the time. The loos are used by everybody.

Edit. The loos you refer to are about 1ft closer to PE than UC!

[inkiboo]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

Totally disagree. Loos are for everybody. We don't live in an elitist society and the day a person who needs the loo cannot use it because it's 'up a class' is the day I give up.

I fly UC 75% of the time. The loos are used by everybody.

Edit. The loos you refer to are about 1ft closer to PE than UC!

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You are talking different things. If the choice is have an accident or use a loo in a different cabin, then obviously use a loo in a different cabin.

But that should be the exception rather than the norm.

And it's a little more than 1 foot. The loos are next to the PE cabin, there is the galley and a walk way to UC to reach the same loos.

Also, we do live in an elitist society!

[tspill]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

Totally disagree. Loos are for everybody. We don't live in an elitist society and the day a person who needs the loo cannot use it because it's 'up a class' is the day I give up.

I fly UC 75% of the time. The loos are used by everybody.

Edit. The loos you refer to are about 1ft closer to PE than UC!

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Totally agree. All I ask is that people leave them clean - whatever cabin they are in.
I dont even mind queuing as I am up there for a long time.

[EssexSue]

In the dear old bubble we all share our loos!

[RickT]

If i was in UC, i would not want any peasants from ECO using our gold toilet with gold flaked paper - how dare they.

[inkiboo]

Originally Posted by RickT

If i was in UC, i would not want any peasants from ECO using our gold toilet with gold flaked paper - how dare they.

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The first rule of the golden throne is you don't talk about the golden throne!

[coggie]

I always fly upper class but only ever use the economy toilets...I find pax in that cabin couldn't give a damn who uses what

[sophiepop]

Originally Posted by inkiboo

Depending on where the loos are, I disagree.

It's generally accepted you can move down a cabin, but not up. If the loos are in an area that is exclusively for that cabin then you shouldn't move up into that cabin.

On non-Heathrow 747s, the area where the loos are is shared between UC and PE. In fact, the loos are physically closer to PE than UC.

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I know what you’re saying I think. Anyone can use the loo as long as it’s not in an area that is exclusively upper. But in this case is the loo not through the curtain?

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by inkiboo

The first rule of the golden throne is you don't talk about the golden throne!

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Blimey, does that mean I'm in trouble as I was asked to describe the netty I used in Buck House... sigh, it's a netty, nowt golden about it, not even a royal flush