Do Helicopters Of Bathrooms?

As I look at the different helicopters on sale, I have to ask myself “do helicopters have bathrooms?” And the answer is “yes, you can get into them with your feet”. Of course, the controls are not for you to stand up and urinate but rather for you to sit down and take a poop. There is also a seating area for those times when you just want to relax. So yes, you can have a bathroom on a helicopter.

If the pilot saw an accident happen on a chopper and had to bail out because it caught fire and crashed he would be trapped in it. Would he be able to get back in? How about if the engine caught on fire and they had to make a landing? These are all questions I would think about.

I suppose it would be good if we could have some sort of self-contained restroom facilities on every helicopter. It would make taking care of passengers easier for them and would make it easier for the pilot to bail out safely when he needs to. It would not cost a lot to have these and would provide a lot of convenience to those passengers who need to use the facilities. The costs for the pilots and flight attendants to pay for these would be less than the money spent on having the bathrooms installed on the jets.

Are there separate areas for each passenger? Are the bathrooms easy to get to and do they match up to each other? There should also be some type of lavatory for long haired people and an equal one for people with short hair. Some of the jets have cupboards where the toiletries can be stowed for easy access. I think this would be a great idea for handicapped passengers as well.

Now, if the pilot did crash and were not rescued, how would they get to the bathrooms – in a small rescue helicopter? Are the toilets easy to get to, or is it a real hardship to make it down from the top of the helicopter? Do helicopters have bathrooms – on the ground or on the aircraft?

Now we come to private pilot operations. Are they any special requirements for entering their private pilot training? They would need more money and time. Would the pilot be able to handle the added responsibility? Pilots have different needs – I am sure there are different levels of planes they could be trained on.

Would the pilot be responsible for his own maintenance of the aircraft? If so, then who would be the one to get people off the ground who needed bathrooms? How would the pilots get medical attention if problems arose? These are all issues to consider before embarking on the journey.

Why don’t you go online and see what you can find? Who else might have thought of this? This may be a valuable addition to your aviation website. Are do helicopters have bathrooms – I’m betting that some of the answers will surprise you.

In a future article I am going to write about the medical equipment that is included in these helicopters. Why would a pilot have his own bathroom in this vehicle? Can you imagine all the passengers who had to relieve themselves? Pilots – are do helicopters have bathrooms? This may be a difficult one to answer.

If it were, we might have to call them “medicine bays.” I cannot imagine how a pilot could relieve himself while flying, so I guess he did not have to. The whole point of the contraption is for the pilot to be as mobile as possible. This makes sense in the heat of the moment. The cabin pressure is less than a cabin in a jet, which is why some of the designs are called medhemia – equalizer.

Now a question that must be asked is – “Do they?” There are toilets on the Commercial Airplanes, but I have never seen one in a private plane or helicopter. Of course, if one happened to fly close enough to see one, there you have it. If he had to use the bathroom, he would have to get down and roll around on the floor until he was out of the clump and into the aisle. It just doesn’t seem very comfortable.

So the question of “Do helicopters have bathrooms?” – is a tough one. Although bathrooms are pretty much standard on jets, the cabin pressure makes the design difficult to make comfortable.