Secret bedrooms of flight attendants on long-distance flights

During a long flight to Asia, it is important to be able to sleep. But how can the crew representatives rest? It turns out that on the Boeing 777 and 787 planes there is a secret staircase leading to a tiny windowless compartment where the bedrooms of flight attendants and pilots are located. After all, they also need to sleep and rest during flights for 18 hours. Passengers are not allowed there, and many do not even suspect the existence of such cabins. But now we have the opportunity to look there.

This is the official presentation of the flight attendant's bedroom on the Boeing 777.

This "diagram" shows that the secret bedrooms are located in a small area above the main cabin.

It's quite cozy here, according to the official photos provided by Boeing.

Passengers are not allowed here. This tiny door leads to the main compartment of the aircraft.

Behind the door is a secret staircase.

On a 787 plane, this staircase leads to such a hatch…

After passing the hatch, you get into such bedrooms.

This is how the bedrooms in the tail section of the Boeing 787 look like.

Boeing does not allow more than one person to be placed in one bed.

The Boeing 777 has a long, narrow corridor with bunks on both sides.

It is impossible to stand up straight in the corridor at full height.

There are no portholes here either.

As you can see, because of this, it's a little gloomy here. There are three flight attendants sitting in the back of the corridor.

It's pretty dark in here.

Each compartment is approximately 1.8 m long and only 60 cm wide. There is a reading light at the top.

Comfortable pillows. And in case of turbulence, you have to sleep with your seat belt fastened.

View from the stairs.

All this is located at the top of the Boeing 777 and 787 aircraft.