Dow Jones Newswires – August 29, 2018
Here are the No. 1 and No. 2 problems for many on airlines these days: shrunken bathrooms — especially in coach. As more planes get fitted with slim lavatories, more passengers are complaining they don’t fit. Twisting and turning is difficult for some. Washing up in a minuscule sink occasionally ends in splashed clothes.
We’ll trade in your peanuts for a bigger john.
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The New York Times – October 27, 2016
Passengers can get rude or even violent on a cramped flight, and the number of incidents of unruly fliers is climbing globally.
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The New York times – October 21, 2017
The Room-Service Revolution: How Hotels Are Upping Their Game
In-room dining was a dying art. But the rise of celeb-chefs in hotel restaurants and food-delivery services are giving guests innovative new ways to combine gluttony and privacy.
And bouillabaisse too.
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The Wall Street Journal – June 15, 2017
The space between seats on US commercial flights have never been tighter, do some carriers are resisting taking more legroom away.
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The Wall Street Journal – December 7, 2016
Legroom is a shrinking commodity aboard planes, but WSJ’s Scott McCartney and Lunch Break’s Tanya Rivero discuss how less headroom and even smaller bathrooms are the latest peeves facing passengers.
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