Staff in lounge toilets

[Virgin Bart]

Does anyone else find it strange and uncomfortable that there's always at least one staff member in all EY lounge *toilets?

I'm at the AUH lounge now, it's all but empty but seats 500, and there are five staff members in the toilets chatting a couple of meters away from me!

 

[DC3]

Does anyone else find it strange and uncomfortable that there's always at least one staff member in all EY lounges?

I'm at the LHR lounge now, it's all but empty but seats 500, and there are five staff members in here chatting a couple of meters away!

Is there something missing from this post? The thread topic doesn't seem to match the post content. Have I missed something?

 

[Virgin Bart]

Is there something missing from this post? The thread topic doesn't seem to match the post content. Have I missed something?

Nope, you haven't. A week of almost constant time zone changes has caught up to me! Original post edited. Thanks

 

[DC3]

Yep. Got it. Thanks.

 

[dajop]

I assume they are toilet staff. On my first visit to India I was attending a meeting at a rather grand hotel, and the toilets were always manned by a staff member who turned taps on handed you cloth towels and kept the sink area clean. Different staff kept the toilet cubicles themselves clean. All rather odd at the time, but not uncommon I realized at upmarket places.

 

[EtihadAirways]

Hi Virgin Bart,

Thank you for your message.

They are the staff who always assist our guests in the bathroom.

We will ensure our guests a pleasant flight from the ground to the sky.

Thank you and Best Regards. *JS