Virgin Australia to Reconfigure 737 Fleet - Spend $110M

[Saab34]

Found it on Temu. $9.83

 

[serfty]

Found it on Temu. $9.83

Then it'll be $983,000 in +++ for approval to fit it on an aircraft.

 

[MooTime]

Emirates has the onboard showers.

Virgin has the onboard shower curtain.

 

[MEL_Traveller]

There was no other alternative. It's purely to do with cabin crew surveillance, casa requirements etc.

I get that. I was thinking the same thing as the first photo from this article on AFF: Why Airlines Love European Business Class

The curtains over the seat backs could have been equally transparent in nature as the main curtain.

I wonder why CASA has different requirements for curtains on narrow vs wide bodies?

 

[Saab34]

Just CASA being CASA.

 

[anat0l]

Just CASA being CASA.

Curtains
Appropriate for
Showers?
Affirmative!

 

[docjames]

There was no other alternative. It's purely to do with cabin crew surveillance, casa requirements etc.

I just don’t understand what was wrong with the rope……

 

[twinaisle]

I just don’t understand what was wrong with the rope……

The curtain is more of a visual block

 

[docjames]

The curtain is more of a visual block

Indeed, although my past lived experience was the rope worked quite well. Guess it lost its effect after a while…..

 

[TMP]

I just don’t understand what was wrong with the rope……

The rope needed the divider, and the divider was removed to fit new seats and change the row configuration.

 

[jakeseven7]

I just don’t understand what was wrong with the rope……

I constantly saw people moving the rope and going through to the front toilet.

Just like we will see people marching through the plastic shower curtain I’m sure. You can’t manage for all idiots

I have a tonne of VA2 flights coming up so will look out for the Temu equipped jets

 

[Scarlett]

Magic rope - class
Shower curtain - less so.

But as has been mentioned, without the cabin dividers to hide the magnets in, the rope was no longer an option. Capitalism wins.

 

[anat0l]

Magic rope - class
Shower curtain - less so.

But as has been mentioned, without the cabin dividers to hide the magnets in, the rope was no longer an option. Capitalism wins.

Maybe they could have put the rope higher across the floating divider? (The floating divider ends would need to have a flat surface so that the rope can be attached to it)

They could even sew a fabric sign that hangs from the rope, e.g. "Business Class only beyond this point: no, that's not you..."