Locking bathroom doors
 

There is a story going around that Spirit locks the bathroom doors during climb and descent. I find this a bit hard to believe as things happen and people need the restrooms even at inopportune times. What are Spirits real procedures?

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/woma...shroom-4233480

I find it hard to believe a Delta pilot doesn't have better things to do on his days off.

And read the intro of your manuals

hint:
No portion or part of this manual is to be copied or made available to persons not employed by the company.

It’s the new Get More product. $3 a pee, $5 a poo. If you get the new Spirit credit card, you get one free pee a month. They also have package deals where you get a coke, snack, and poo for one low price.

Are you still here?? Or is AA not giving enough entertainment?

So back to the question. Are the bathrooms locked out? Flyertalk says yes but I find that hard to believe.

No, probably a MEL the the bathroom can’t be used on the ground until 16k ft.

I commute on Alaska all the time. They even make an announcement that the bathroom are locked. You should ask them too.

………..and what would be the difference vs someone already using the lav before said possessor of a spastic colon / bladder? Same result?

They sell diapers for adults now…

I understand in some airlines in developing countries it is common for children to go to the bathroom (both #1and #2) on the side of the road, er ah, side of the aisle in the plane.

That is one way to get around the fees.

as smart and observant as you are, you might notice the bathroom behind that woman is unlocked.

Simple answer: Haiti.

much better than a coke, snack and poo at high price. All three are cheap and enjoyable.
no need to pay legacy prices for such pleasures .

this was a procedure a few years ago, it lasted 3-4 months and was removed, but was pre-covid if i recall correctly