Textron Innovations Inc.

Textron Aviation Inc.

Jason Michael Decker

Jeremy Joseph Kneuper

Frank Joseph Rowe

Isaac Wayne Stanfield

Lydia P Pierce

John Robert Lanier

Merril Binford Williams

Barry John Ward

Michael Scott Robinson

Matthew William Reese

David Michael Kuhn

Matthew Allen Paul

Matthew Robert Harrell

Michael John Seibel

David Wayne Davis

Rebecca Rae Groninga

Allison Placzek

Shelby Page

Xiaoran Yao

Drew Daniel Woodworth

Wallis Augusta Mead

Todd Alan Thisius

Stephen Howard Fagan

Sergio R Martinez

Sidney Aloysius Mohr

Christopher Adair Pinkerton

Mark Sheridan Hunter

Emily O'Kelley Pearson

Nathan Earl Esau

Joshua Phillip DeDonder

Adam Brickman

John Harrison Shively

Nicole Bowman

Kirk Haslam

Gonzalo Mendoza

Mark Chaffin

Mark Hughes

Joseph Hieger

Mark Mallonee

Stephan Howard Fagan

Jeremy Tyler Younker

Aircraft sideledge

Lighted aircraft wingtip

A foldable vehicle seat includes a seat base having a seat support frame, a seat back extending from the seat base, and a foldable section connected to the seat back. The folded section has a folded and unfolded configuration, and comprises a hinge mechanism with a pivot point, a first support, a second support, and a top surface configured to store luggage thereon. The first support is connected to the hinge mechanism and is rotatable about the pivot point. Likewise, the second support is connected to the hinge mechanism and is rotatable about the pivot point. The first and second supports contain first and second magnets, respectively, which are configured to retain the foldable section in the folded configuration.

Foldable vehicle seat

Cabin overhead and passenger service unit

A seat system with a seat back element including a vertical support disposed in a seat back interior region, and one or more first connector portions attached to the vertical support and aligned in a first direction, and a seat back panel having one or more second connector portions attached to an interior surface and configured to connect to the one or more first connector portions. The seat back panel has a first sidewall disposed at a first side and further has a second sidewall disposed on at a second side opposite the first side. The seat back panel has an upper wall portion forming a contiguous first surface with the first sidewall and second sidewall. The second connector portions connect to the first connector portions and attach the seat back panel to the seat back element.

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Wichita, KS, United States of America

Jason Michael Decker