Aircrew on the C-130 Hercules may have it even worse than C-17 crews. At least when a C-17 is fully loaded, there are still aisles down which you can move through the aircraft to get to the lavatory.

Storch’s office singled out a C-17 lavatory soap dispenser for which the USAF paid a 7,943% markup – or 80 times the cost of a similar commercially available device.

An anonymous tip about an expensive soap dispenser for the lavatory on a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III has led to the Pentagon’s watchdog urging the U.S. Air Force and Defense Contract Management ...

The Air Force paid over 80 times more than it should have for lavatory soap dispensers on one of its most versatile cargo planes, a significant part of nearly $1 million in wasteful spending, a ...

Boeing has created a self-cleaning airliner lavatory that uses non-touch technology and far ultraviolet light that kills 99.99 percent of germs in three seconds.