If you can get past this little detail and are still hell-bent on doing it in the loo, make sure you're both fairly flexible so that neither of you slip a disk trying to contort yourselves into human pretzels. Sure, a plane's lavatory may look clean, but I guarantee you that below the surface it's pretty darn dirty. The question remains, though: Why would you want to? You’re essentially choosing to copulate in an airborne port-o-potty. I’ve flown for four airlines in three countries and have never come across any rule that says two people are forbidden to use the onboard bathroom at the same time. The most obvious - and legal - place to join the Mile-High Club is an airplane lavatory.
It's not illegal to join the Mile-High Club in an airplane bathroom - but that doesn't make it a good idea. With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, I’m sure many of you are going to be traveling with a special someone (or in search of one), so in the interest of keeping your love life fresh - and both of you out of jail - let’s examine the dos and don’ts of Mile-High membership. The answer is more complicated than a simple yes or no, as it depends on which section of the plane you're sitting in, with whom you join the club and how you opt to join it. Inevitably, when I tell someone that I'm a flight attendant, I'm asked: “Is it actually legal to join the Mile-High Club?” Trey ponders whether one should pursue passion at 35,000 feet - or keep one's tray table in the locked position. Just in time for Valentine's Day, TPG's flight attendant insider Carrie A. please enjoy this installment from the one and only Carrie A.
Trey's opinions and statements here are her's and her's only, and they do not reflect the opinions of the TPG Team. Trey shares some of her most interesting stories and perspectives in this Insider Series article. Editor's note about our Insider Series: TPG Contributor Carrie A.
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