NORWEGIAN, IN-FLIGHT OVER FINLAND

"Blogging online in-flight at 30,000ft, above the clouds!" could I have said if I had one of those Norwegian new planes with free wifi. But not this one. It was though the 6000th Boeing 737 produced (written on tail) so hey I'm setting some milestone here! So instead of blogging in-flight, I set to lie on the floor, spread my hands, pretend to be flying like an aircraft and start typing. Read the report below:


The private rooms to join the mile-high club, or just to conduct your ordinary business, are notoriously small and put a challenge for my modern photo equipment. Upon entering one of the lavatories at the rear end of the aircraft I'm greeted with shades of white, cream and light grey.

The toilet seat features some extra handles on the wall helping those who has problems conducting their business at altitudes under different air pressure than at your ordinary home office.

The sink and surroundings has around 20 different holes and gadgets fulfilling all the needs you can imagine.

 Smokers! Better stock up some US dollars, even though it would be a EU flight.

Smokers again! Ignore this sign, for the nominal additional fee of $2200 it is allowed!

Once again, nice touch having a hook in the lavatory, though I suspect not too many passengers have their coats on on-board.

 Do not stash you garbage into the toilet, the seat pocket is for that, understood?

And the final note for the less experienced toilet users: Always remember to stand up before flushing! Or you may end-up like her:

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