The Boeing Company

James Robert Park

Karen Lee Hills

Kevin Marion Barrick

Christopher J Mills

Duane Michael Egging

Kyong S Kim

Jeffrey Dean Farnsworth

William E McCammon

Susan L Robinson

Jerry A Grayson

Doug Jon Seiersen

The present disclosure relates to an aircraft having a fuselage. The fuselage may have a plurality of frame members, a cabin formed within the fuselage, a floor defining a portion of the cabin, a center section of seats disposed on the floor, a crown positioned above a center section of seats, and a crew rest module. The crew rest module may have an entrance module defined by at least two entrance module peripheral walls and having a seating area, and a bunk module being separate from the seating area and being defined by at least three bunk module peripheral walls. The entrance module peripheral walls and the bunk module peripheral walls may be sized to fit through a passenger door of a substantially assembled aircraft.

Overhead flight crew rest

A crew rest berth support system includes a crew berth assembly having first and second berths. Hook assemblies suspend the first berth from mobile platform structure. Pin assemblies suspend the second berth from the structure. Cam assemblies connect the first and second berths. The hook assemblies permit first berth rotation in a first path and the pin assemblies permit second berth rotation in a second path substantially perpendicular to the first path. When the first and second berths are connected using the cam assemblies the crew berth assembly is restrained from motion in either the first or the second paths. An entrance cap rotatably mounted to the platform structure prior to the first and second berths is also provided.

Overhead rest assembly

A cabin crew area () of an aircraft () includes an aft area () with multiple galley carts (). The aft area () has a fore/aft depth that is approximately equal to the depth of two or more of the galley carts (). A galley storage unit () resides in the aft area () and stores the galley carts (). The galley storage unit () is configured for placement of a portion of the galley carts () in a lateral row in a forward section () of the aft area (). A main counter () resides over the galley storage unit () and extends laterally across a galley-servicing area () of the aircraft ().

Aircraft cabin crew complex

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