The secret room in passenger "Boeing"
If you are a crew member of the Boenig 777 and 787, you know about the secret staircase leading to a small windowless lounge for flight attendants and pilots.
1. The diagram shows its location in the upper part of the fuselage. Photo: Boeing
2. Official photo of the crew lounge on the Boenig 777. Photo: Boeing
3. Seats for pilots to rest. Photo: Boeing
4. Passengers are strictly prohibited from entering here. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
5. There is a secret staircase behind this door. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
6. It leads to the second floor. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
7. Beds for relaxation on Boenig 787. Photo: Martin Deutsch / Flickr, CC
8. Beds. Photo: Martin Deutsch / Flickr, CC
9. Warning that each bed is designed for only one person. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
10. The corridor between the beds on Boenig 777. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
11. Compartments with beds. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
12. There are no windows in the compartments. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
13. And because of this, it's pretty gloomy here. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
14. And sometimes it's even dark. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
15. Each sleeping place with a length of 183 cm and a width of 61 cm is equipped with a reading lamp. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com
16. Pillows are secured with a belt. Photo: Chris Jepson
17. Return to the passenger compartment. Photo: Chris McGinnis / TravelSkills.com