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Jetiquette® in lavatory for mile high civility

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On flight after flight, I’ve been absolutely appalled at the conditions I have seen aircraft lavatories left in by my fellow travelers. As I’ve picked up paper towels and wiped down the counter of the lavatory (yes, I sometimes clean up after other passengers), I began thinking of what a good idea it would be to present a short Jetiquette video on flights to remind passengers that the aircraft is a shared environment.

“Please Direct Your Attention to the Video for Some Important Information About Manners on this Airplane!”

  • Please note the location of the toilet. In most cases it will be in front of you! Please direct flow into the opening.
  • If traveling with small children or someone else who may need assistance directing their “flow” into the toilet, please assist them and then check yourself!

We put a video together to help make the airplane environment a bit more civilized taking it one area at a time. This first video tackles the lavatory.

 


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2 Responses to “Jetiquette® in lavatory for mile high civility”

  1. If the toilets were a decent size and there was room to move then it would be easier to leave them in a decent state. Why are they so tiny?

    June 4, 2011 at 2:02 PM Reply
    • The Sky Steward #

      Well, let’s see…..airplanes have limited space. That’s one valid reason the lavatories are not comparable in size to bathrooms at home.

      June 4, 2011 at 3:35 PM Reply

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