The etiquette of the plane goes to the pot, but there is one particularly stinking behavior that airlines are hesitant to call.
Flight veterans say carriers refuse to educate unfamiliar passengers on how to use Western-style toilets-they will take insult.
According to Marcus Daniels, who withdrew in 2019 After 2019 After leaving the work of a friendly sky for more than five years in Australia and the Middle East, Australia and the Middle East, he has worked for a friendly sky for more than five years in Australia and the Middle East.
“We all try to accept all cultures,” Daniels said. “But you need to be some kind of video or visual guide on how to clean toilets and keep toilets.” Yuri zushchyk – stock.adobe.com
“Passengers will avoid the floor, and you will just do everything to smile and say nothing,” the Lights Insider told the Daily Mail. “You get used to it after a while and you can start preparing for those flights mentally.”
In fact, a crew member said he could remember dozens of stories about the “accidents” of the plane, the lion’s part of which occurs in developing countries, where many are not associated with doo and doo that modern toilet use in cases of use.
“As a cabin crew, you notice that this happens in specific flights to specific locations,” Daniels said. “We will talk and find another crew, which was also chosen by a trend.”
And while he refused to specify the routes that most often occur in this problem, he said “this is certainly not a problem in the first countries of the world because we know how to use Western toilets.”
According to Mobility International USA, four billion people around the world use squat pots that need a visitor to lower the ground hole – and use a bucket or hose for heinie hygiene instead of TP.
The crew members have noted that the trend is concentrated in certain regions. Krakenimages.com – Stock.adobe.com
Meanwhile, $ 420 million Earth inhabitants who are still disappearing on the street, from 2023. On the World Bank blog.
This can cause problems when nature calls high above certain parts of the world.
“We have to constantly check the toilets on these routes to make sure they are clean and the toilet rollers are not stuffed with trash,” Daniels lamented. “In one flight I had a passenger who was still yawning on the floor. I tried to show her how to use the toilet and she nodded and agreed, then do it again.”
Billions of people still use squats toilets (in the photo). Zirong – Stock.adobe.com
He added that on one trip, everything had become so ancient that he “had to lock the toilet for the rest of the flight.”
Daniels changed the inability to absorb the “game of thrones” to the “lack of education”, saying, “If they knew how to use the toilets, they would do it.”
“Many perplexed passengers do not speak English as their first language, so we can’t really explain how to use the toilet,” the former FA lamented. “It would be great if there were visual guides showing how to use the toilet properly, not just flushing.”
Despite the many naked ones, this change is probably not in the pipeline, via Daniel.
“Airlines very much describe how they communicate with customers because they don’t want to offend anyone,” the nickname said. “We all try to accept all cultures. However, we need some image or image guide on how to use and keep toilets clean.”
He added: “It would be a dream come true. I have friends who are still working on these routes, and, after nine years, this is still a problem.”
The disadvantage of the bathroom etiquette is not just a rebellious – a catastrophic trip to the toilet can also damage flights.
In March, Passengers of Air India demanded the use of the toilet for their intended purpose after passengers clogged toilets with clothes and directing an international flight.
The so -called toilet backup may seem insignificant, but only one clogged toilet can encourage the pilots to land due to the limited number of air in the air.