Hidden rooms on planes? Aircraft secrets explained!
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2024
- Did you know there are hidden rooms on planes? These bedrooms are hard to find, restricted for passengers, and kept a secret. Watch to find out where they are and what they look like!
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In the A380, the pilots bed is directly in the cockpit area, very convenient.
No, I been in there, it’s not there
@@ttsps1155 It's an airline option. There can be crew rests in the cockpit area on the A380, A350, and 747.
@@lolvks Oh really?, Thank you, I didn’t know that
Especially with autopilot... hookup in the sky.
@@janisbalmer1316 nope. Always there must be at least two people in flight deck - no matter if autopilot is engaged or not. Autopilot can disengage by itself in any moment (in case of failure, bad data or moderate-severe turbulence).
couldn't find any on my cessna 152
lol
haha
It’s under the flux capacitor
I checked the R44 but that space was taken up by the antigravity engine
@@slamdunktiger😮
The 737 has a custom sun roof.
Problem is, you never know when it’s going to open up.
Wtf😂😂
Boeing's assassins are rapidly approaching your location.
@@Arum638 😆
is this suppoaes to be a joke?
@@PolishBehemoth Boeing wishes it was.
I was lucky enough the crew allowed me to rest in one, on an Air Canada connection flight. My throwing up, dry heaving, that comes with my horrid pressure-type migraine, made that decision pretty easy for them. I couldn’t thank them enough for giving me a pitch black “pod” to lay in.
I wish... when I was like 10 on a moscow to dc flight in a similar condition the best I got was an extra economy seat to lie sideways on lol
That's very very cool, and what a fantastic idea, thanks for the heads up next time I need to take a long flight I'll just pretend that I have pressure sickness and be able to sleep comfortably all the way to my destination.
👍👍😅😅
@@jonny555ive I know you're probably joking, but in reality it seems like any time some exception is made for people who really need it, other people swoop in to start abusing this kindness to achieve some preceived loophole. Then things are changed so that people who actually need it are not allowed to since people can't just be kind without assuming someone will take advantage of that kindness. I believe people always jumping for these loopholes have no respect for others, whether it be the people being kind enough to accommodate the liar or the people who will no longer be able to benefit from the situation because people are abusing the loophole. It's selfish in my opinion. It saddens me that so many services that help people have been removed people people couldn't just be respectful. Not everything needs to be catered towards you. Just because there could be a loophole, that doesn't mean it's right to abuse it for your personal gain.
Again, I acknowledge that you are probably just joking, so this isn't really directed at you specifically. It just saddens me generally that we do see so many services and kindness to strangers be withheld because we can't trust people to respect those services or exceptions and it just creates more probablems.
@@KatzeWireNo. he's a douche bag. Call it what it is. 👌🏽
@@jonny555ive it’s not pressure sickness, that will get your flight automatically diverted to nearest airport, and you booted off for faking a life threatening sickness.
My migraine’s are a form only brought on by excess pressure in the fluid surrounding my brain, *and is super easy to diagnose any fake* As the back of your eyes won’t be enflamed & flattened from the optic nerves’ reaction.
"They use them to sleep, or just relax and decompress". The decompression part sounds a bit dangerous on a plane, don't you think?
It doesn’t if you consider what bodily organs pilots decompress with the help of the stewardesses.
They banging in there
@@willoydlol!!!!
@@willoyd I guess they all are in the Mile High Club
@@willoydlol, I was looking for someone to say something along these lines.
On Boeing's planes, they offer an open balcony to enjoy the view from the fuselage.
under-rated comment
😂 why did I imagine someone walking out to take a smoke break in the middle of the clouds
on boeings planes they offer to be thrown out of the plane if you whistle blow their noodles are shit
I got nothing to say i just wanted to add my roundel to your roundel
@@commandernomad2817 Most welcome, mate!
They aren't hidden. They're in a restricted area.
This. Hidden lol. Annoying channel
"The entrances are pretty hidden to passengers." The area can be both restricted and relatively hidden, bud.
@@deviantmoore9744 No, no they are not hidden to passengers. You can see where the doors to those compartments are.
@@ShiningDarknesbecause they are hidden behind those doors?
@@AcidGambit419 That isn't what hidden means. Hidden would be like the hatch under the entryway carpet that is the access point to some backup systems that you probably didn't know about (because it is hidden)
Your bedroom isn't hidden from guests just because it is behind the door of your bedroom, doors do not hide things, they keep things from being viewed. But I wouldn't expect a dunce like you to understand the nuance of that statement. Hidden and "blocked vision" are not the same thing, because connotation is a thing. Hidden may literally mean to keep out of sight but _intent_ matters. Closing a door to block vision but everyone knows what is behind the door and closing a door but nobody knows what is behind the door are two very different concepts.
I'll give one more big one: blind people can't see anything, by your logic everything is a hidden place to them. If I blindfold you while you are outside, is the entire world hidden of can you just not see it?
Context matters is what I'm getting at. You aren't allowed into the cockpit after the exit door closes. The pilots are not hiding in the cockpit, you just can't see them. You know they are in there; the crew rest areas are the exact same thing. It really isn't that hard to comprehend.
It is a restricted area, not a hidden area.
I knew about the crew rest areas on newer widebodies, but definitely wondered how they made it work on longer-range narrowbodies.
I doubt they would have them on narrowbodies. There just isn't enough room for that and it wouldn't really make sense. In addition, rest quarters are usually on Ultra Long hauls (more than 16 hours). There aren't any narrowbodies capable of that. Yet...
@@StallionFX1 exactly it just so happens that the smaller airplanes don't travel far enough to need sleeping areas.
I believe 6 hr -10 flight is the max for small body airplane
@limbeboy7 depending on the payload, route, and seating configuration of that particular A321NEO, 6 - 10 hours is an easy feature. If a connection from a major hub to a small island and/or airport had a huge demand, maybe, it might be profitable. But I still doubt airlines would utilize a rest quarters. At that point, might as well stick to the widebodies.
@@StallionFX1 A321 XLR are capable of ~11 hrs non stop though, quite close to that. I believe it can be more if you have more of these container-type fuel tanks installed in place of cargo storage - it can be regulated by aircraft operator between flights, not sure how much time and paperwork it requires to make such change though.
In such case it'd make sense to have such rest areas for crews.
The US airline & cargo fleet is still liable to be mobilized for war. I would guess they have special crew setups for those sardine flights?
One time I got sick in a flight and blacked out and had a seizure and they got me clearance to lay down in one of the crew resting areas for the flight attendants. They were extremely nice.
While boarding the plane, I was alarmed to be greeted by the captain in his jammies and night cap. But my fears subsided when I saw his co-pilot, Mr. Bear, in full uniform.
If those walls could talk
They can, bring a black light!! lol
Exactly what I was thinking
That’s exactly what I was thinking watching this - isn’t there a ton of stories about all kinds of stuff happening down, up or simply there?
Oh just use your imagination silly. 🤣
welp… off to the pHub to search “flight attendant” videos 🫡
It goes to show how massive these things are for there to be enough space for hidden rooms. Planes have been around long enough to be taken for granted but when you actually think about it, it's amazing that humans have figured out how to get something this gigantic to fly.
You are definitely right about flying has been around long enough that people take it for granted... I'm born in the late seventies and I can still remember when it was a treat and a privilege to go on a plane and we would actually dress nicely or at least look nice even uncomfortable clothes. I first took my first flight at 8 years old to Hawaii from Las Vegas and nowadays though the way people behave...😊 They think it's the right or something to they can behave any way they want to.
They are not hidden rooms.
@@angelarocke6585 Everyone has the right to behave how they want to, that's the very principle of autonomy. No one can control another person.
@@angelarocke6585Nice behavior and dressing chic are two seperate things. I agree to the rest tho
Passengers love to aggressively pull on the doors thinking they are bathrooms. 😂
Oh man the stories those walls could tell.
"shouldnt we have landed 20 minutes ago?", "yeah, but the pilots are both asleep and I don't dare wake them up."
On newer Boeing aircraft, the crew compartment is dragged behind the plane with a rope. This saves them having to wait until it detaches from the plane itself.
Im a retired Delta employee. The widebody aircraft have those compartments. They're very cramped but they're comfortable enough.
Thanks for the clarification 💯
I worked on the 767 and MD11 at Delta on the international concourse. They retrofitted some with a "pull out" set of bunks that sat right behind the flight deck. It seemed to be a horrible failure because they were like little coffins and a royal pain! lol! Shortly after that they added a small room between business and economy class that was a much better solution.
*aircraft Why are so many people writing this with an "s" now?
@@riproar11 Why are people writing (an) instead of (a) in front of a (?)
@@thetwistedlocust You really couldn't figure out the message?
Qantas was the first airline to request an above cabin crew rest on the 747-400 and developed it jointly with Boeing. 🇦🇺
Spent many sleepless hours in that crew rest!
@@stevenlee3278 who tf are you
@@stevenlee3278 I appreciate and thank you for your years in service spent as a Steward! :)
@@YaNeK92 Ummmm…. What? The correct term is “flight attendant,” you cur
That cabin crew rest was truly spacious. Very cool design, though the stairs up there were cramped. As a mechanic, I had to occasionally replace an airfilter behind a panel in that compartment.
Makes you wonder what pilots and crew members did to rest back when 707s and DC-8s were the only game in town for long transoceanic flights.
cocaine 😂
@@ripwednesdayadams😂😂
They just joined the passengers. The retiring crew member would take a seat in the cabin while their replacement would leave their own seat and head for the cockpit or the galley to start their shift. No beds on those planes, they just slept in the seat if needed.
ryanair planes: there are toll gates for the crew to get into the crew rest rooms
My seat broke on an ITA biz class flight and they put me in the crew rest biz seat
It can lie flat manual by the crews
@@AviationADC they tried for a while no luck.
@@IanMaschal How?
@@AviationADC with violent force of motion. Then they disappeared somewhere and tried some other stuff no luck.
@@AviationADC there are usually some pull tabs linked straight to the mechanism under the seat padding
You KNOW somebody's updated their "Mile High Club" membership in one of those...
They even have their own pole dancing stewardess. Plus free cocaine, booze and caviar. Like a Matt Helm movie.
Skill issue mfs: That looks so compact, I couldn't be there
Me: Looks cozy af
I'm not a claustrophobic person. But we had 8 mechanics packed into the sleeping quarters in an a340. I had to get the fuck out
How in the world is that a skill issue
"COZY"!? That's a museum, i'd be lost in there, let alone trying to sleep.. :P
The Boeing planes also come equipped with a silenced blaster r93 in case of whistle blowers
In case of whistle blowers break glass.
@@all-s0rts I was literally sitting here for 15 minutes to shoehorn that in somehow lol
For the new Boeing models, the room for the pilots actually doesn’t take off along with the flight.
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I'm an ex-stewardess...trust me it's loud trying to sleep in those
Did you join the mile high club up there ? Or was it not private like that ?
You bet- on many occasions!✈️🛌👨✈️👩🏼✈️👉👌😉!!
@@ericwinhelm7273weirdo
@@richardhoating23😐
@@richardhoating23 People are so inconsiderate. You’d think they wouldn’t be loud if someone right next to them is trying to sleep.
Way back, on a long distant flight I chatted with a
stylish stewardess in the back of the plane. After a while I asked her where they rested while long distancing. She looked me over, said "follow me" pushed a panel on the sidewall, it opened like a door. She guided me upstairs and gave me a guided tour.
Bro, I was expecting this story to end a little differently...
Join the mile high i see
@@Alvin_Vivian You could say it was.. anticlimactic ;)
Nice!!
"guided tour" eh? LOL Is what what we are calling it these days?
Wait until you see the secret cargo compartment
if a stewardess and a pilot are missing, you know they're decompressin'
It depends on the airline you fly but on an A340, I had to go DOWNstairs at the rear of the plane to get to the lavatories. The crew rest bunks were back there as well as the coffee/tea stations for the passengers. I think the airline was Iberia but I'm not sure.
Mile high rooms! 🤪
Hookup rooms 😂DO NOT BRING A BLACK LIGHT !!!
Idk how anyone could rest when a Boeing could fall out the sky at any moment
stay awake or sleep, you are kinda fked no matter what if that thing falls out of the sky. so no point in trying to stress over it.
With a nice stewardess, that's how
They used to stay in the sky pretty darn good, not so much lately though!
Those rooms have seen some thangsssss
These are my cozy dream spots!! I love a nook and cranny type sleeping/resting situation!
I am also extremely grateful these spots exist for pilots and crew to get a BREAK.
That's where Boeing keeps their assassins
Damn they look more comfy than standard passenger seats
Drivers/Pilots have to be More Comfortable ...
@@tl5957 I’m just surprised airlines companies actually care about their employees
My dad flies Boeing 777s for Air NZ so I have used the crew rest on that aircraft before. So so comfy and just quiet. That’s the biggest difference I noted was the lack of constant movement and noise made it so much easier to sleep.
Bs
Someone just commented that and she was a stewardess and said that she it was still very loud. For some reason I really think that this is a fake comment...
@@angelarocke6585 You realize people have different perceptions of noise right? Regardless, yeah I am fairly certain they do not let the kids of pilots into the crew only areas any more. So while I also think it is BS, not because of the noise comment, just the "yeah my dad flies those and I got to rest in one of these compartments." Because the crew rest compartments typically have, wait for it a crew member resting in there because that is what they are for and how they operate. While the active crew is working the relief crew rests to make sure they are as rested as they can be to take over.
Oh... so thats what that banging noise was...
Your mother and I
@@jacksonscott690 wrong
@@galahad9900 You caught him, it was your father and him.
@@ShiningDarknes no, stupid
I understand resting, but decompressing, that don’t sound good on a plane😅
Horrible wording 😆
Its called a break.
@@piknick111 That also doesn't sound good.
It has nothing to do with cabin air, it's... rather specific pressure release :D
I knew something was wrong with the way they were flying these planes, just didn't know the pilots were a getting a nap during flights 🤣😂
They autopilot almost every flight and have for a while. There are always pilots in the seats in case they have to take control
On flights where a nap is needed, they have more than two pilots.
Still the plane crews would prefer an airbus because it doesn’t fall out of the air….
An Airbus flies over my work a few times per week. It's so huge that it looks like it's moving too slowly to fly and it's far quieter than the regular 737 jets (or what ever the regular jets are now).
Right - obviously ignoring Air France flight 447, an Air Bus 330. Because an ill-trained crew exacerbated by Airbus game-like "Joy Sticks" fly-by-wire. Worst needless disaster.
You'll see. Be happy.
I never know plane has bedrooms😂
... And now I want to listen to the "My Dad Wrote a P*rno" podcast again 😂
Huh
Did she really say decompress?
Hey, everyone needs a break from the pressures of working an airplane.
They are not hidden, they are just rooms in a area closed off for the passengers.
Just like in public buildings, they have closed areas too, not hidden rooms
Hidden as in you as a passenger aren't allowed to access it
@@Kolazola that's called off limits, not hidden
It’s hidden!
@@DonGorgensemantics.
@@2bituser569 Not even close. Hidden and "you can't go there" are two entirely different concepts.
We once booked the last row of seats on a flight. The flight attendants chill right behind us. We kept looking behind us (we were young). Finally two of them came by and escorted us to our new seats: business class. This was many years ago when flight attendants have much more leeway than now - good times.
They wanted to get it on but were worried they’d get caught with you constantly looking at them so they moved you to business class! 😂
My family was allocated the crew rest compartment on a Delta flight from America to Ireland . It was great .
Is it possible to learn this power?
@@miloelite have a broken seat or something
Easy enough I will break my own chair. 💺
poor crew
That's illegal
Bunks feel like you're in a cloud, Oh shit!
And for spirit airlines, their crew rest compartments are located on the ground. They are ejected from the plane when they get too tired 😂
I'd say if You shone a black light into that area You would find lots of DNA.
What's wrong wit u
@@abrahamkimu8683😂😂
Plasterers radio.
Looks like a Star Wars set
Can i purchase a crew class ticket please
Flirt with a stewardess enough and she may take you up there for free
I can guarantee you a lot of the crew have joined the mile high club in that area.
"Hey, where are the pilots?"
"They're taking a nap in their bunks"
"Ah, alright. No wait, who's driving the plane?"
"Well the p- HOLY F-"
"Driving the plane" Lmao.
Flying the plane**
Driving planes through air is a new one for me as I have never witnessed any roads at those elevations.
@@woolywil10nice attempt at being a smart ass, but the word drive can be used to reference operating a plane, pilots even use that term. 💀
@@ericwinhelm7273 No they don't, not actual pilots that have been doing it for any length of time. They may say they steer the plane because that is a universal word for controlling a vehicle. (applies to boats, planes, automobiles, bikes, quads, and even space craft, heck while it is weird to say it even applies to skateboards)
Now I understand what I saw in my previous flight.
That’s where the pilots smash
I've one of the crew members sleep on the floor during an A380 flight from ICN to JFK....recently..
I’m a travel coach bus driver and we hang a hammock in the isle between the seats, or cargo hold when it’s summer and leave the door open on both sides for fresh air flow and still in the shade. It’s awesome. Just for a 4 hour wait.
Being 6'6", this is what I need when flying long flights.
Then boy do I have bad news for you.
@@ShiningDarknes what's that?
@@DravensWolves the compartments are not over 6 foot
@ShiningDarknes well, that's alright. I have hated to fly for over 20 years and refuse to set foot on a plane. It had horrible turbulence and kept changing altitudes, and it sucked.
I actually lay down in one on a flight to Japan when I was 17! It was an exchange program and one of the girls made friends with a stewardess. It was pretty comfortable actually!
I thought only passengers had first class lol
In case of pilots it's justifed if they treated premium.
You get sucked out of one of those bunks from a certain company
Sucked off***
Looks so cozy omg
Im thinking" mile high club"...
Anyone else?
Strictly forbidden and would result is disciplinary action and not limited to the possible dismissal of employees…
@@DanTheCaptain : Exactly.
@@DanTheCaptainI hooked up with a stewardess once who told me that everything you think they’re doing they are actually doing.
@@MexxProtecteither she told you a lie she knew would turn you on, or you hooked up with a bad apple.
@@MexxProtect well, one person said it so that confirms it
"In modern planes, like the boeng 787, they have all the safety features you'd expect"
Right. Boeng. Safety. Right.
Surely not ?
Isn't that a corker!
Like a banger in the hangar.
Pull up! Pull out! Pull over !
also used for rumpy pumpy.
How do you know?
It is called - Mile High Club! ☺️☺️☺️
Hmmm
Ur tuff
@@JDL816
No stewardesses are absolute hos. Same with womenpilots. Met enough to know that
They go in there to “sleep”
i accidentally open the door 2 one on the 777😂
Good that they have a place to rest. Dealing with the flying public is frankly a nightmare as a passenger let alone as crew.
Mile High Club ;)
"Older planes like A330"... DOes that mean Boeing 727 is really really really really really old?
Yes. 727 is only in service in 3rd world countries now. The 757 and 767 are old as well. The youngest A330s are almost 40 years old
@@dapeach06the newest A330 is not 40 years old lol
"Why u bringin a teddy bear on a hunt?"
Weston: cuz it'll be funny 😂
wanna bet they have an altimeter set for 1 mile
My brother told me that the crew took him up the stairs to show him around, was pretty cool!
At least that is a believable story unlike all these people claiming they slept in one or whatever. Having a peek is certainly something that happens, unlike the cockpit which is now heavily regulated when they are allowed to show people it, the crew areas are not as heavily restricted.
Unless you purchased brand new 787s from Boeing and asked them to remove the pilot crew rest, like one of the large Middle Eastern airlines (not EK or QR). Now the pilots have to sleep in Business class...
That's where your flight attendant wife 'rest'... with the pilots...
And Im not even joking.
It's always a little amazing to me that something that flies has more than one floor in it.
"did you know"
Yes i did.😁
Y'all be getting down on there huh.. Just a bunch of Mile High Club shit going on here..
Stabbin Cabin
Spirit planes will just tell them to lay on the floor.
Accurate mc gameplay :
kinda sucks that you’re forced to sleep inches away from your coworkers or inside a fabric bag amongst the passengers. 😂
Where else would the crew sleep in the plane? They must take rest during a long fleet because of the dangers of being tired/fatigued while flying. Lethal mistakes have been made in the past because of fatigue
Theres another pretty easy way to decompress on planes, opening the doors, however it does tend to be a bit explosive, I guess that why they call it explosive decompression
Multipurpose rooms
YALL know this is how the mile high club got started 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Naw that was the lavatories.
As a pilot, yes
Dont sleep on the Boeing plane, you will wake up on fire.
Whadayamean "wake up"?
@@jayswarrow1196 🤣
On the newest Boeings you have the option to open the sun roof ;-)
Where the magic happens.
boeing kills people
I knew about it. My friends a pilot. I asked about it like if there are rooms that crew members slept in. He said yes
I used to work for Driessen Aircraft Interiors and crew rest compartments were one of our usual constructs
The great thing about flying a Boeing plane is that you get to rest indefinitely😂
Comp is the biggest clown he just says whatever😭
Boing: “yea i mean the wings are held together with bandaids, but hey the crew has a break room”
That looks hella cozy!
If it's boeing. I ain't going.
Is this the new slogan? 🤣🤣