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I'm interested to hear other J flyers opinions on the question plaguing me on recent flights, of the plethora of Y passengers lining up through the J cabin to use the J toilet ever since onboard Air Marshalls deemed the curtain dividing the Y and J cabin on the 800 series a security issue.
I fly J, due to my own choice and pay for it using my own businesses funds or F/F upgrades, and wonder whether Qantas should be looking for some other way of dividing the cabin, as two of my most recent flights have seen Y passengers lining up and clogging the J cabin.
I dont ask to sound precious, because i'm certainly not, but when paying the sort of money you do to fly J, you'd expect a bit of peace and quiet during the flight, not the constant interruption of Y passengers wanting to use the front toilet instead of the rear ones where they were previously forced to when the curtain divided the cabin during flight.
According to the CSM on last nights flight, the cabin crew are meant to discourage Y pax from using the front toilet but its got so out of control they don't have the time.
Would love to hear the opinons of other J flyers.
TG
I fly J, due to my own choice and pay for it using my own businesses funds or F/F upgrades, and wonder whether Qantas should be looking for some other way of dividing the cabin, as two of my most recent flights have seen Y passengers lining up and clogging the J cabin.
I dont ask to sound precious, because i'm certainly not, but when paying the sort of money you do to fly J, you'd expect a bit of peace and quiet during the flight, not the constant interruption of Y passengers wanting to use the front toilet instead of the rear ones where they were previously forced to when the curtain divided the cabin during flight.
According to the CSM on last nights flight, the cabin crew are meant to discourage Y pax from using the front toilet but its got so out of control they don't have the time.
Would love to hear the opinons of other J flyers.
TG