I'm all in for class segregation everywhere, including on airplanes. In the "good old" Soviet days, first class (there was no "Business" as there was no busines

I'm all in for class segregation everywhere, including on airplanes. In the "good old" Soviet days, first class (there was no "Business" as there was no business in the Soviet Union) section was in front and used the same toilet and entry door as the pilots and the crew, AFTER it was the attendant's rest section, galley, luggage storage compartment, and on THEN the economy section. So those "animals that are more equal than others" could never intermix with the rest and most passengers were not even aware the first class existed. Thus the impression of egalitarian society was maintained and industry/government elites enjoyed their flights with no annoyances (the Party elites flew private planes).