A head with a "great view" on E-120

[OrphicSeth]

OK,

So how does the the E-120 have a "great view" from its lav., as advertised by Great Lakes? http://www.greatlakesav.com/html/emb120.html

Never seen an E-120, so maybe the head has a window behind the toilet? Or is there no door and you can look at the F/A?

If it's got a window, that's a great idea. I've always wanted to have view while I took a leak. No, really.

 

[homerjdispatch]

Yes,

There is a window in the lav. Its quite funny to go in after someone else while in cruise and find the widow shade drawn. Like there is going to be a peeping Tom at FL240!

 

[Guitar Guy]

There are several corporate and airline aircraft types with windows in the lav. And I agree with Homer, it's funny to think that people are worried about someone seeing them "doing their business" when the plane is cruising around in the Flight Levels.

 

[RoyalAviation2]

Sometimes when we're doing quick turns I run into the lav and take a wizz only to realize everyone out the window has been getting blinded by my gold member!

 

[ifly4food]

What's funny is that Lakes is using the lav as a selling point!

I also like the line "built to the same rigid standards as United's 747 and 767". It may have been built to those standards, but that was 20 years ago. I've got time in every single Lakes -120 and they certainly aren't maintained to UAL standards!

 

[Knob]

What are UAL standards on maintaining an aircraft?

 

[ifly4food]

What are UAL standards on maintaining an aircraft?

I guess there's always one wise guy in the group... you know what I meant.

 

[D.sanchez]

"built to the same rigid standards as United's 747 and 767"
"A lavatory with a great view"
What an embarrassment... who's the idiot that makes this stuff up?

 

[ifly4food]

"built to the same rigid standards as United's 747 and 767"
"A lavatory with a great view"
What an embarrassment... who's the idiot that makes this stuff up?

Dick Fontaine?