Airbus (sas)

Airbus Corporation

Airbus Operations (s.a.s.)

Airbus Deutschland Gmbh

Airbus Operations Gmbh

Jason Zaneboni

Bruno Saint-Jalmes

Bernard Rumeau

Andre Rezag

André Rezag

Markus Schumacher

Andrew Muin

Cord Haack

Bruno Alquier

Mathieu Belleville

Martin Geldien

Stéphane Viala

Michael Carr

Jerome Javelle

Joachim Voelkner

Stephane Viala

André 17 Rue Maurice Melat Rezag

Jérôme Javelle

A cockpit seat comprising a seat back having a rear face and a cushion, wherein the seat back has equipment integrated into the rear face of the seat back and having at least one comfort parameter control and a display zone. Thus, the comfort parameter controls are easily visible and accessible on entering the cockpit, and the person entering can directly adapt his or her environment according to his or her wishes. A cockpit provided with such a seat and a method for controlling a comfort parameter from such a seat are disclosed.

Aircraft cockpit seat with display integrated into the rear of the seat back, and cockpit provided with such a seat

Aircraft nose

An aircraft fuselage includes: at least one lower part, at least one upper part, structural connections connecting the lower part and the upper part in joining zones, in each joining zone, at least one space between the lower and upper parts and the structural connections, and a transparent wall for closing off each space.

Aircraft fuselage comprising at least two transparent walls interposed between an upper portion and a lower portion of the fuselage

Band for aircraft nose

An aircraft with an electric propulsion arrangement which includes a fuselage, a wing system attached to the fuselage, and a tail unit attached to a rear part of the fuselage. The electric propulsion arrangement is arranged on each side of the fuselage, an electrical energy generator and electricity storage and supply devices are arranged substantially along a longitudinal axis of symmetry of the fuselage. The aircraft thus incorporates a hybrid motorization.

Aircraft with electric propulsion means

A medical block associated with a couchette for a patient to lie on. The block includes: a water supply; a power supply; a stop region for at least one trolley; at least one trolley located in the stop region and including drawers containing medical equipment; and an access flap corresponding to each trolley, provided with a locking mechanism and enabling the drawers of the trolley to be accessed.

Medical block for the cabin of an aircraft, associated with a couchette

An aircraft including a fuselage, a cockpit and a cabin, wherein the cockpit is situated below the cabin and outside the nose, such as a lancet-shaped nose, of the aircraft and may extend to a front end of the aircraft, and the viewing surfaces in the cockpit may be entirely formed of digital display screens.

Aircraft comprising a cockpit delocalized outside an upper part of the nose

The invention concerns an aircraft cockpit comprising at least one instrument panel () and a seat () for a pilot characterized in that the instrument panel forms a single unit and is carried by a hinged support () enabling the pilot to adjust the position of the instrument panel () relative to the pilot seat (). Preferably, the instrument panel forms a single unit and is curved, for example along the arc of a circle, around the pilot seat.

Aircraft cockpit with an adjustable ergonomic instrument panel

The invention concerns an aircraft including a cockpit comprising a viewing surface for piloting giving at least one pilot a view of an outside scene comprising the environment of the aircraft extending forward of the aircraft. At least part of said viewing surface for piloting is free of any glazed surface and is formed by display means for a digital image representing at least part of an outside scene comprising the environment of the aircraft extending forward of the aircraft.

Aircraft with a cockpit including a viewing surface for piloting which is at least partially virtual

A device for stowage of carts including: a first compartment configured to receive carts lined up side by side; a second compartment configured to receive carts lined up side by side, including an aperture allowing cart entry and exit and arranged above the first compartment; a substantially horizontal platform capable of moving in a vertical direction between a lower position in which it is substantially at floor level and a higher position in which it is substantially level with a lower, substantially horizontal wall of the second compartment and facing the opening thereof; and a mechanism arranged in the second compartment for motorized transfer of at least one cart from the second compartment to the platform and vice versa.

Device for the optimized storage of trolleys

A layout for a cabin in a passenger transport vehicle, that includes at least one longitudinal aisle and seats for passengers arranged in rows, each accessible by a longitudinal aisle. At least one row of at least two seats is arranged so as to be inclined relative to a longitudinal aisle. The seats of the row are arranged side by side and oriented perpendicularly to the row and to the aisle enabling access to the row.

Optimised aircraft cabin layout

Aircraft

A module for an aircraft having a fuselage structure and a floor element defining a floor plane. The module includes a frame device adapted for mounting a functional element and the frame device is adapted for attachment to the floor element of the aircraft at a first location in the floor plane. The frame device is adapted for attachment to the fuselage structure of the aircraft at a second location, wherein the second location is not in the floor plane.

Module for an aircraft

A collapsible staircase is provided with a set of flat parts, with each of the parts intended to function as steps. Each flat part can be moved between a first position and a second position. All of the flat parts are substantially coplanar when the parts are in the first position, and the parts are disposed above each other and at a distance from each other when the parts are in the second position. A retractable holding handle is also provided and driven together with the flat parts.

Collapsible staircase, notably for a vehicle such as an aircraft

An adjustable partitioning mechanism for an aircraft including a more or less straight upper rod of variable length and assumed to be horizontal. The ends of the rod are connectable so as to allow the rod to pivot around a vertical axis. The mechanism further includes a curtain that is attachable so as to cooperate with complementary attachments mounted on the rod. An aircraft can be equipped with at least one such partitioning mechanism.

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Blagnac, France

Jason Zaneboni