But the airline apparently went one step too far when it talked about introducing a plan that would require customers to actually pay to use the lavatory on the plane. (inc.com)
Last year, All Nippon Airlines asked passengers to use the lavatories before they board flights so as to reduce the overall weight of the plane, which would ultimately be better for the environment as it would mean less fuel usage. (thetravelmagazine.net)
Many passengers dislike seats 10E and 10F because they're all on their lonesome at the back of the cabin, right in front of the space where economy passengers congregate to use the lavatories immediately behind. (theluxurytravelexpert.com)