That's soo cool. I've always wondered what was in that door every time I travel. I see flight attendants entering and leaving that door, it had me curious. thanks for the info
@@TheTb11111111it's does tho. It exists on widebodies like the 787, 777, A330, A350 and larger used when there are two sets of crew on the flight which is usually a long haul so one set can rest while the other does their job and halfway through they switch
@@RafaRadityo7 airlines just wouldn’t waste the resources and more importantly, weight on these fancy crew areas. Crew rest in normal seats that are blocked off.
Well they would if they could buy the FAA requires a crew rest area for long haul flights like this for good reason. Most are much smaller but some need to be big depending on your crew configuration.
The space is not that tall, you have to crouch walk when you moved around that overhead cabin. I don't think first class passengers wants to pay $10,000 to crouch walk for 40-50 feet when they have to pee.
@@angelcitygirl im not a trump supporter, i simply believe in objective morality, for example i can condemn things like rape being always evil, while atheists like you can't say rape is evil🤒 Congrats on liking ur own comment btw
I'm a flight attendant and yes we do have it. It is required by international laws set by ICAO and FAA Do you think you could survive a 8+ long flight without crew getting a good rest? Especially pilots
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Looks better than my apartment
That looks cozy.
That's soo cool. I've always wondered what was in that door every time I travel. I see flight attendants entering and leaving that door, it had me curious. thanks for the info
It’s obviously a mock-up and not a real plane but interesting idea.
@@TheTb11111111what are you talking about lmao
@@jackhartmann1084 This doesn’t exist on real planes but I’m sure the flight attendants would love it if it did.
@@TheTb11111111it's does tho. It exists on widebodies like the 787, 777, A330, A350 and larger used when there are two sets of crew on the flight which is usually a long haul so one set can rest while the other does their job and halfway through they switch
@@RafaRadityo7 airlines just wouldn’t waste the resources and more importantly, weight on these fancy crew areas. Crew rest in normal seats that are blocked off.
Are you a Guam base FA? When will be an opening for training class next?
Should’ve been 8 bunks instead of 6. Standard is 8. But UA opted for 6. AA has 8 for 13 FA.
thanks for the information.
I’m surprised they do not use that amount of space for a first class area or similar usage
ya well cabin crew need to rest so
Yeah not good when pilot dozes off....
Well they would if they could buy the FAA requires a crew rest area for long haul flights like this for good reason. Most are much smaller but some need to be big depending on your crew configuration.
the main limitation on long haul flights is not space, but weight. Even if the plane had more space, it couldn‘t carry more passengers.
The space is not that tall, you have to crouch walk when you moved around that overhead cabin.
I don't think first class passengers wants to pay $10,000 to crouch walk for 40-50 feet when they have to pee.
Thats the secret place they can take unruly passagers and beat them-up and say it was 'turbulence'.
GET AN EDUCATION AND LEARN HOW TO SPELL. FLIGHT ATTENDANTS DIDN'T BEAT THAT PAX. THE CHICAGO AIRPORT POLICE DID YOU IGNORANT MORON!!!
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flyairboy it's a Joke you stupid piece of Shit
I agree if your going to comment learn to SPELL!.
Imagine if passagers had things like that for long flights.
First class and business class passengers have the space, the economy class not so much
@@brizzle3903 In the 80's they did and flying was 100times better leg room was nice
@@MrWolfen In the 80's, most people can't afford to fly.
You definitely do just don't forget to pay for the first class
What a f@&k??????!!!! I went to school with this guy!!!! His name is Cesar!!!!
LOL
Has he always been gay
They deserve it. They are working hard and with the passengers losing their damn minds lately they need to get away from the koo koo birds.
Do you really fly for that long to need all those?
Some flights can be as long as 14 hours, so yes.
DFW to SYD is 17 hours
If the flight is longer than 8 hours it is requiried by ICAO that crew needs to rest by lying. So yes.
that's cool
Its like an air hostel
A380?
777
777-300er
You thought United have A380?😂
andristamba vlog American carriers don’t use a380
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Nice
AA has 8. Its just what UA opted for. Standard from Boeing is 8. But UA decided to go with 6 bunks .
So claustrophobic.
I disagree, that area is very roomy compared to most planes.
really? It's pretty dang spacious for a plane.
1000 Times better than Airbus!!!! Boeing really give more room to the crew. Airbus puts toilets in Galleys, I guess that say all we need to know.
100% gay ;)
Just like British Airways
@@angelcitygirl well, people that care not to commit mortal sins
@@angelcitygirl im not a trump supporter, i simply believe in objective morality, for example i can condemn things like rape being always evil, while atheists like you can't say rape is evil🤒
Congrats on liking ur own comment btw
Your future husband is here dewille.
Gay?
What?
Likely.
Who cares.
@@angelcitygirl Maybe he is excited to see a potential bf 😂
Why he is girlish
cuz hes gay?
that's a really stupid question..
Cause he's FABULOUSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
WTF?
Prasad V do not be a fucktard with your stupid question .. ignorant testicle ..
Obviously a mock-up and not a real plane but interesting idea.
Its real.
@@fakepraupe there’s just no way it’s real. Airlines would never waste all that space and extra weight.
I'm a flight attendant and yes we do have it. It is required by international laws set by ICAO and FAA
Do you think you could survive a 8+ long flight without crew getting a good rest? Especially pilots
@@CrawLBoss I’m sure crew are allowed rest- airlines just wouldn’t waste that money and weight on building these super fancy rest areas.
@@TheTb11111111 I work for United and this is how it looks like in B777.