News item today:
Singapore Airlines has equipped its new aircraft with special cupboards big enough to take a corpse in case any passengers die en route.
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Will they be expanding the over-head storage for this purpose or is it a self-contained unit in the galley?
Assuming they're ruling out the cargo hold, that only leaves the toilet as the other viable solution. Having often found myself 'dying' for the toilet while in mid-air, I can well understand the grim logic behind that solution...
How convenient!
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