And why not give little things called “keys” to those who might need to run to the john during a long flight, just in case.
The bad guys might overpower the pilot and obtain access to the flight deck?
Makes sense to me.
They have access keypads to override the locked door, but people in the cockpit have the ability to block that.
Except there is one setting of an Airbus door for which there is no key, only a time lock. And it is set from inside the cockpit -- to keep the terrorists out.
In this case, it may have kept the terrorist in...