Airbus Operations Gmbh

Airbus Operations (s.a.s.)

Airbus Deutschland Gmbh

Airbus Corporation

Martin Geldien

Bruno Saint-Jalmes

Jason Zaneboni

Bernard Rumeau

Bruno Alquier

Christian Wesselink

Yannick Chourreau

Markus Klingseis

Kathrin Voelkner

Dejan Golubovic

Tobias Gauggel

Gilles Joannis

Jerome Javelle

Joachim Voelkner

Kathrin Lürding

Jérôme Javelle

The invention relates to a rest module for accommodating a least one crew member of an aircraft, wherein the module comprises a first partial module. Further on the first partial module comprises a first section and a second section; wherein the first section and the second section are spatially divided. The first section comprises a first opening, a second opening and a third opening, wherein the three openings are different from each other. The first opening is adapted for providing an access from an above located area of the aircraft, the second opening is adapted for providing an access from the first section to a second partial module and the third opening is adapted for providing a separate access from the first section to the second section.

Rest module with a first partial module with direct access to a possible second partial module

A front portion of a fuselage of an aircraft including a cockpit, a washroom, an access corridor to the cockpit alongside the washroom, and a rest compartment with at least one berth for at least one pilot. The corridor alongside the washroom includes a mechanism separating the corridor from the cockpit and a door for blocking access to the passenger cabin. The rest compartment can be accessed from the access corridor to the cockpit, between the separation mechanism between the corridor and the cockpit and the corridor door. The washroom includes two access doors, a first access door for accessing the washroom from the access corridor to the cockpit in the area located between the separation mechanism between the corridor and the cockpit and the corridor door, and a second access door for accessing the washroom from the passenger cabin.

Front portion for an aircraft including a rest compartment for at least one pilot

According to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, a combined habitation module for the crew of an aircraft is provided, which habitation module comprises two monument units that are separated from each other by a gap such that acoustic decoupling of the two monument units from each other is provided. In this way noise propagation within the habitation module may be prevented to a large extent.

Integrated acoustic decoupling in a habitation module

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Laupheim, Germany

Martin Geldien