UK, Ireland /
Con Air UK: Flights take Polish criminals home - the cost to you is £25million [30]
yeah well in the usa the govt charges 10 thousand bucks for a toilet seat.
I'd like to address the toilet seat legend (paraphrasing):
The P-3C Orion antisubmarine aircraft went into service in 1962. Twenty-five years later it was determined that the toilet shroud, the cover that fits over the toilet needed replacement. Since the airplane was out of production this would require new tooling to produce. These on-board toilets required a uniquely shaped, molded fiberglass shroud that had to satisfy specifications for the vibration resistance, weight, and durability. The molds had to be specially made as it had been decades since their original production. The price reflected the design work and the cost of the equipment to manufacture them. Lockheed Corp. charged $34,560 for 54 toilet covers or $640 each, (which is reasonable considering the amount of paperwork and testing needed to put anything on the plane. However, once the proverbial sh!t hit the fan,) the president of Lockheed at the time, Lawrence Kitchen, adjusted to the price to $100 each and returned $29,165.
