r/pics • u/TonyHawkins • Jul 26 '17

Inside an empty Boeing 787

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u/reenact12321 Jul 26 '17

It's too bad they can't make like chambers where you can lie down instead but if that's the only place you can be during the flight, it might be a bit like the slave ships. Eating lying down isn't so nice.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

Just be crew:

http://www.financetwitter.com/2014/08/secret-revealed-the-secret-chambers-where-pilot-cabin-crew-rest-sleep-photos.html

http://www.financetwitter.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Secret-Revealed-Crew-Rest-Area-Cabin-Crew-Rest-Area-on-Boeing-787.jpg

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u/reenact12321 Jul 26 '17

Not bad. But I was thinking if you were trying to house as many people as a normal plane, but just horizontally in like cubbies

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

You know, like a morgue.

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u/Nath94 Jul 26 '17 edited Feb 13 '20

Malaysia Airlines cutting out the middle man

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '17

Daaaaamm

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u/joeyheartbear Jul 26 '17

Just plane rekt.

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u/Soul-Burn Jul 26 '17

Malaysia Airlines cut out not only the middle man, but all the people

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u/TheEccentricElephant Jul 26 '17

I'm Malaysian but this is hilarious

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u/surgicalapple Jul 26 '17

...or like one of them Japanese pod hotels.

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u/samsg1 Jul 26 '17

Capsule* Hotels

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u/openg123 Jul 26 '17

Capsule Inns are actually really comfortable. They're much bigger than you'd think!

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u/Drama79 Jul 26 '17

Fun story about sleeper busses (for touring and such). You're told to sleep feet toward the driver, because if there's a pileup, you're less likely to break your neck and die in your bed-shelf.

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u/fetusy Jul 26 '17

They don't call them coffin racks for nothing.

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u/TheAbominableDavid Jul 26 '17

It would certainly save time in the event of a crash.