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October 18th 06, 01:36 AM
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Piper's Next Gen Aircraft
In a previous article, Judah said:
"Marco Leon" wrote in news:1161105698.184496.244300 : near-future marketplace so that will be interesting to watch but the extra cabin space for a lav/7th seat it allows is even more interesting. If they were smart they would put a seatbelt in the lav, and then it could be both. I can just see some million dollar a year executive sitting on the toilet for take off and landing. -- Paul Tomblin http://blog.xcski.com/ About Windows XP, seen in Forbes Magazine .. "...the world's richest Chief Software Architect continues a record for design elegance unmatched since the Yugo." 
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October 18th 06, 01:45 AM
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Piper's Next Gen Aircraft
"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message ... In a previous article, Judah said: "Marco Leon" wrote in news:1161105698.184496.244300 : near-future marketplace so that will be interesting to watch but the extra cabin space for a lav/7th seat it allows is even more interesting. If they were smart they would put a seatbelt in the lav, and then it could be both. I can just see some million dollar a year executive sitting on the toilet for take off and landing. They do that in the Learjets. Pretty common actually. Allen
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October 18th 06, 03:02 AM
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Piper's Next Gen Aircraft
Allen wrote:
"Paul Tomblin" wrote in message ... In a previous article, Judah said: "Marco Leon" wrote in news:1161105698.184496.244300 : near-future marketplace so that will be interesting to watch but the extra cabin space for a lav/7th seat it allows is even more interesting. If they were smart they would put a seatbelt in the lav, and then it could be both. I can just see some million dollar a year executive sitting on the toilet for take off and landing. They do that in the Learjets. Pretty common actually. Generally, it is the $300,000 executives (VPs) who get the lav seat! :-) Matt
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October 18th 06, 12:34 PM
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Piper's Next Gen Aircraft
(Paul Tomblin) wrote in
: In a previous article, Judah said: "Marco Leon" wrote in news:1161105698.184496.244300 : near-future marketplace so that will be interesting to watch but the extra cabin space for a lav/7th seat it allows is even more interesting. If they were smart they would put a seatbelt in the lav, and then it could be both. I can just see some million dollar a year executive sitting on the toilet for take off and landing. Only if their wives are on board.
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