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Secret room for the crew
If you are a member of the crew Boenig 777 and 787, then you know about the secret staircase leading to a small recreation room with no windows for flight attendants and pilots.
Official photo lounges crew Boenig 777. Photo: Boeing
The diagram shows its location at the top of the fuselage. Photo: Boeing
Reclining pilots. Photo: Boeing
Passengers input here is strictly prohibited. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
Behind this door - a secret staircase. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
It leads to the second floor. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
Beds for relaxing on Boenig 787. Photo: Martin Deutsch / Flickr, CC
Bed. Photo: Martin Deutsch / Flickr, CC
Warning that each bed is designed for one person only. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
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Corridor between the beds on Boenig 777. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
photo later, some sort of mistake ...
The windows in the compartments are absent. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
And because this is pretty grim. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
And sometimes even dark. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
Each berth length of 183 cm and a width of 61 cm equipped with a reading lamp. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
Official photo lounges crew Boenig 777. Photo: Boeing

The diagram shows its location at the top of the fuselage. Photo: Boeing

Reclining pilots. Photo: Boeing

Passengers input here is strictly prohibited. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com

Behind this door - a secret staircase. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com

It leads to the second floor. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com

Beds for relaxing on Boenig 787. Photo: Martin Deutsch / Flickr, CC

Bed. Photo: Martin Deutsch / Flickr, CC

Warning that each bed is designed for one person only. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
Posted in [mergetime] 1412777327 [/ mergetime]
Corridor between the beds on Boenig 777. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
photo later, some sort of mistake ...

The windows in the compartments are absent. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com

And because this is pretty grim. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com

And sometimes even dark. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com

Each berth length of 183 cm and a width of 61 cm equipped with a reading lamp. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
