.... PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES: . Provide assistance to the Captain, First Officer and passengers in several phases of an assigned trip prior to, during, and after the flight. . Ascertain that the cabin, galley, lavatory and storage areas of the assigned aircraft are in a safe and operational condition in compliance with appropriate FARs and the FAA approved Aircraft Flight Manual. . Maintain a comprehensive knowledge of cabin emergency equipment ...

...> It is unusual for me to be agreeing with someone on this newsgroup, composed as it is mainly of motorists. One of Thatcher's ills that I remember is the getting rid of most of our public lavatories and another is the erection of the iron gates in front of Downing Street, with its symbolic separation of government from the People. Doug, why did Thatcher install those gates? It was to guard against ...

...> It is unusual for me to be agreeing with someone on this newsgroup, composed as it is mainly of motorists. One of Thatcher's ills that I remember is the getting rid of most of our public lavatories and another is the erection of the iron gates in front of Downing Street, with its symbolic separation of government from the People. Doug, why did Thatcher install those gates? It was to guard against terrorism, ...

...me only three quarters for my dollar. Attendant: Yes, there's a change-making fee of 25 cents. Passenger: For cryin' out loud. All I have left is a lousy quarter? What the heck can I do with this? Attendant: Hang onto it. You'll need it later for the lavatory. don't show that to any of the executive of Jetstar....... -- "Calling Atheism a religion is like calling bald a hair color." Don Hirschberg

.... Passenger: I don't have any quarters. Can you make change for a dollar? Attendant: Certainly, sir! Here you go! Passenger: But you've given me only three quarters for my dollar. Attendant: Yes, there's a change-making fee of 25 cents. Passenger: For cryin' out loud. All I have left is a lousy quarter? What the heck can I do with this? Attendant: Hang onto it. You'll need it later for the lavatory.

...The airline, which received its first A380 last week, put the 489-seater into service on 1 August between Dubai and New York. All Emirates' three-class configured A380s will have two shower spa cubicles (which include lavatories) in the forward upper deck each side of the stairwell, ahead of the 14 first-class suites. The airline's president Tim Clark says that shower systems on business aircraft use recycled water, and he has seen ...

... wash-houses and/or bath-houses (run by local authorities) - demand for thse has fallen right away with the growth of ownership of washing machines and the virtual elimination of houses without bathrooms; - shared lavatories and shared water supplies - still a current phenomenon within living memory, in "court" type housing (which, needless to say, had no individual water supplies and certainly no interior plumbing except for waste ...

... twisting in confined spaces. Fleet Service Clerks hand clean the interior of aircraft including meal trays, lavatories, overhead storage bins and buffets. When cleaning and servicing cabin interiors Fleet Service Clerks will use ..., industrial tractors, forklifts, and motor scooters, etc., manually operated equipment such as hand trucks, lavatory service carts, cargo and baggage carts, specialized cleaning fluids and equipment; hand tools such as ...

... off. One party trick was IIRC to put a 50p note in the oven and shrink it. They were made from Tyvek which was phonetically close to the Manx Gaelic (thie-veg) for toilet/lavatory, thus "Tyvek paper" equated closely enough for critics to "toilet paper". Unfortunately, the aforementioned fault made them unsuitable for emergency use as such. See also:- http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Polymer-banknotes A ...

... was that the ink came off. One party trick was IIRC to put a 50p note in the oven and shrink it. They were made from Tyvek which was phonetically close to the Manx Gaelic (thie-veg) for toilet/lavatory, thus "Tyvek paper" equated closely enough for critics to "toilet paper". Unfortunately, the aforementioned fault made them unsuitable for emergency use as such. See also:- http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Polymer-banknotes