Airbus Operations Gmbh

B/e Aerospace, Inc.

Horst Becker

Ralf Schliwa

Roland Lange

Richard Morris

Anja Wessels

Hartmut Stein

Mark Detisi

A partition wall for integration into the vehicle cabin of a transportation means comprises a first surface and a second surface, which are arranged parallel to each other. The first surface comprises at least one recess, which may be filled with an at least regionally flat body designed correspondingly thereto, wherein the body is pivoted to the body by means of a swivelling means and may be brought into a stowed position and use position. The body fills out the accompanying recess when in its stowed position. This yields a multifunctional partition wall that may tangibly increase the comfort and available space on board the transportation means without taking up additional installation space.

Partition wall for a vehicle cabin, a monument arrangement in a cabin of a transportation means, and a transportation means with a cabin along with at least one such partition wall arranged therein

A work area is provided for members of a flight crew that includes, but is not limited to a central module, which borders an area adapted for being closed intended for use by crewmembers to change clothes. The central module is arranged in the tail area of the aircraft cabin, and can be used for stowing trolleys. The area is closed by lateral doors, and can be used as a passageway when the doors are open.

Work area in an aircraft

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Hamburg, Germany

Horst Becker