<p>The plane was full but the toilet wasn't. So, throwing all rules and caution to the wind, a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) captain blithely decided to accommodate two passengers in the toilet of the Lahore-Karachi flight instead.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The incident took place on a flight from Lahore to Karachi due to non-availability of seats, Geo News said Wednesday, adding tongue in cheek that the national carrier was introducing "its amazing new service for its valued passengers".<br /><br />The captain of flight PK 303 accommodated two passengers in the aircraft toilet, as all the seats in the plane were occupied.<br /><br />In December last year, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani had rejected a business plan submitted by the management of the country's floundering national carrier.<br /><br />Gilani said that being a commercial entity, an organisation like PIA had to work out a strategy to overcome its difficulties, make up for the losses and provide satisfactory service to its passengers. <br /><br />The proposed restructuring plan includes corporate governance, financial restructuring, operational restructuring and marketing. The prime minister had issued a stern warning to the PIA in November. He had said: "Business as usual is unacceptable."</p>
<p>The plane was full but the toilet wasn't. So, throwing all rules and caution to the wind, a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) captain blithely decided to accommodate two passengers in the toilet of the Lahore-Karachi flight instead.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The incident took place on a flight from Lahore to Karachi due to non-availability of seats, Geo News said Wednesday, adding tongue in cheek that the national carrier was introducing "its amazing new service for its valued passengers".<br /><br />The captain of flight PK 303 accommodated two passengers in the aircraft toilet, as all the seats in the plane were occupied.<br /><br />In December last year, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani had rejected a business plan submitted by the management of the country's floundering national carrier.<br /><br />Gilani said that being a commercial entity, an organisation like PIA had to work out a strategy to overcome its difficulties, make up for the losses and provide satisfactory service to its passengers. <br /><br />The proposed restructuring plan includes corporate governance, financial restructuring, operational restructuring and marketing. The prime minister had issued a stern warning to the PIA in November. He had said: "Business as usual is unacceptable."</p>
