Aircraft lavatories have come a long way since the early days of commercial air travel. Early flyers used slop buckets, and WWII pilots tossed piss-filled bottles out of unpressurized windows. Now, airborne waste control technology could put the Jetsons to shame. Here's what happens when you flush at 35,000 feet up.
Aircraft lavatories have come a long way since the early days of commercial air travel. Early flyers used slop buckets, and WWII pilots tossed piss-filled bottles out of unpressurized windows. Now, airborne waste control technology could put the Jetsons to shame. Here's what happens when you flush at 35,000 feet up.