Bigger airplane bathrooms are on their way. Eventually hear about it at Urban Legends and Stranger Truths. Bigger, more accessible bathrooms are coming to single aisle aircraft. Bathroom accessibility requirements previously applied only to the larger multi aisle planes, which traditionally flew the much longer routes. But advancements in engine efficiency and aircraft design have allowed narrow bodied planes to fly longer routes, meaning a longer window during which passengers might have to get up and go to the bathroom
Ha. You always catch me off guard when you throw in those little asides. And I love them. Thank you
Zach Hillard
@Chief2 · 2:06
Well, this is good because this means that I can get the assistance I need to when fresh. If I ever do go on a plane, it can be a bigger space for me to operate with crutches, wheelchair, whatever the case may be, and then I can have someone in there to help if I need them, when I need them, whatever the case is