See the pilot and crew rest areas of a Boeing 777-300

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• James67 says:

  11 Sep11 September 04:28

  Crew rest area does look a little gloomy, perhaps depends on airline. I have seen pics of crew rest areas on 773ER and 787 which I would happily trade for any F seat, claustrophobic or not.

• Jake says:

  11 Sep11 September 08:44

  I once discovered the Virgin crew rest area on a 747 by accident, looking for the toilet! I thoguht it was a bit strange going downstairs to the loo on an airplane!

  • TimS says:

    11 Sep11 September 10:04

    On a cargo 747 the crew rest area is the entire upper deck. That said, the upper deck on freighters is smaller than on pax. And IFE is BYO!

  • James67 says:

    11 Sep11 September 11:54

    Toilets were downstairs on one aircraft I flew IIRC, maybe a340.

• Sussex Bantam says:

  11 Sep11 September 10:07

  Massively OT – (so I put it in Bits) – how do I credit an Avis rental to BAEC ? I have to book through my work travel agency so can’t use the avisba.com site itself. I can however see the booking under my Avis Preferred membership.

  (Sorry if this is a silly question – I don’t hire cars very often !)

  • Rob says:

    11 Sep11 September 10:24

    Give them your number when you pick the car up, or simply retroclaim afterwards.

• adam says:

  11 Sep11 September 12:16

  I used to go out with a girl who was Cabin Crew for Virgin Atlantic and as such flew a lot via a standby ticket. on most flights I used to get to fly Upper class – PE at worst. However, on a couple of flights there were no seats and as they had no obligation to get me home I had to sit on a cabin crew jump seat. On one trip I had the pilots rest seat and ended up spending the whole flight from LAX sitting up there on my own. Very surreal experience.

  • Nick says:

    11 Sep11 September 20:08

    Is this still possible today? The old fly standby for a nominal amount for family of crew?

    • Adam says:

      11 Sep11 September 23:19

      Not sure to be honest. It was about 10 years ago. Good while it lasted though.

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