Lufthansa Technik Ag

Airbus Operations Gmbh

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Airbus Deutschland Gmbh

Oliver Thomaschewski

Claus-Peter Gross

Dirk Humfeldt

Cord Haack

Daniel Glaser

Peter Theis

Uwe Schneider

Markus Schumacher

Andrew Muin

Mark Herzog

Andreas Westenberger

Andrew Muirhead

Matthias Gerhard

Julika Bleil

Tobias Adugna

Christoph Schafer

Jacques Pierrejean

Sebastian Pahner

Heiko Lantermann

Tim Kruse

Alexander Wieser

Frank Klatt

Stefan Sarcher

An attachment housing is for fastening to an exterior side of an aircraft. The attachment housing has a functional compartment. The functional compartment is divided in two, and has a ventilation compartment and a protective compartment. A surrounding wall is configured to separate the ventilation compartment from an environment. The surrounding wall has at least one ventilation opening for air exchange between the ventilation compartment and the environment. A dividing wall is arranged between the ventilation compartment and the protective compartment. The dividing wall has at least one passage opening for air exchange between the ventilation compartment and the protective compartment. The passage opening is configured to counter act a penetration of water, moisture, or particles into the protective compartment.

Attachment housing for fastening to an aircraft

Aircraft seat having a first seat element and a second seat element, the second seat element being mounted so as to be adjustable relative to the first seat element, a spring element that moves the second seat element relative to the first seat element being provided, it being possible for the force acting on the second seat element by the spring element to be released by an actuating element such that the spring element is deactivated in a first switching position of the actuating element, and the spring element is activated in a second switching position of the actuating element, where a force limitation element is provided, by which the force acting on the second seat element by the spring element can be limited to a predetermined value such that intermediate states between the first and the second switching positions can also be set.

Aircraft seat and method for adjusting an aircraft seat

The invention relates to a floor connection assembly for the mechanical connection of an aircraft seat to a floor structure of an aircraft, comprising at least three fastening points, wherein the floor connection assembly can be fastened on at least three fastening points with in each case one fastening element to the floor structure. The floor connection assembly comprises an adapter plate, wherein the mechanical connection between the adapter plate and the fastening elements is supported about at least one axis in a substantially torque-free manner.

Floor connection assembly of an aircraft seat

The present invention relates to an aircraft seat having a seat base, a seat unit, and a floor attachment assembly, where a first side of the seat base is configured to be fastened to the seat unit, and a second side of the seat base is configured to be fastened to the floor attachment assembly, and the floor attachment assembly is configured to be mechanically connected to a floor structure of an aircraft in order to fasten the aircraft seat to the aircraft, where the seat base is formed by at least one flexurally rigid shell component, where the shell component has a cavity for receiving at least one functional element, with the cavity being closed. A first heat-transfer element having an inner portion and an outer portion is provided, with the inner portion being assigned to the cavity and being in contact with the functional element in order to absorb thermal energy generated by the functional element, and the outer portion being assigned to an external environment of the shell component in order to dissipate the thermal energy absorbed from the functional element to the environment.

Aircraft seat having a heat transport element

The invention relates to an aircraft seat comprising an adjusting device, the aircraft seat comprising at least one adjustable seat element. The seat element has an adjustable state and a locked state, the seat element being adjustable by means of manual force application and/or force application by a spring element and/or force application due to the weight of parts of the aircraft seat only in the adjustable state. The adjusting device comprises at least one control element and at least one locking element, the locking element being movable by means of the control element between a locking position in which the seat element is locked, and a neutral position in which the seat element is adjustable. The control element is an electronic and/or electric switch, and the locking element can be moved between the locking position and the neutral position by means of an electrically operated actuator which can be actuated by means of signals from the switch.

Airplane seat with an adjustable device

The invention relates to a floor attachment assembly for mechanically connecting two aircraft seats to a floor structure of an aircraft, which assembly comprises four attachment points. The floor attachment assembly can be attached to the floor structure by means of one attachment element in each case at the four attachment points. The floor attachment assembly comprises two adapter plates, the two adapter plates being interconnected by means of a connection element. The mechanical connection between at least one of the adapter plates and at least one of the attachment elements is movable along at least one axis. Furthermore, the invention relates to a corresponding aircraft seat.

Floor attachment assembly and aircraft seat

The invention relates to an aircraft seat having a seat assembly, wherein the seat assembly comprises a seat base and a seat surface assembly. The seat surface assembly is translationally movable in one direction relative to the seat base and can be blocked in at least one position. A force-limiting device is provided which, when activated, allows a relative movement between the seat base and the blocked seat surface assembly. Furthermore, the aircraft seat has a rocking ability about a transverse axis between the seat base and at least parts of the seat surface assembly, wherein the rocking ability of the seat surface assembly can be blocked by a blocking element. A force-limiting device is provided, which, when activated, allows a rocking movement of the blocked seat surface assembly.

Aircraft seat comprising a seat assembly

The invention relates to a method for compiling a digital mockup of a multiplicity of objects in an installation space, comprising allocating an installation location for each object, determine neighboring objects and object types for each object, and determining possible interactions between neighboring objects.

Method for the preparation of a digital mock-up of a plurality of objects in an installation space

The invention relates to a backrest for a vehicle seat, wherein the backrest includes a plurality of backrest modules. The backrest modules comprise a central portion, and at least one backrest module is mechanically linked to one or two further backrest modules of similar type at the central portion.

Backrest for a vehicle seat

The structural element of an aircraft fuselage, with stringers running in the longitudinal direction of the aircraft fuselage and ribs running transversely to the stringers in the circumferential direction of the fuselage. According to the invention, at least one of the stringers running in the longitudinal direction of the aircraft fuselage is designed as a fastening rail for elements to be installed in the aircraft fuselage.

Structural element of an aircraft fuselage

The invention relates to a method for fastening an element of airplane interior equipment to a supporting structure in an airplane, comprising the steps of connecting the element of the airplane interior equipment to a first fixing device by using a first locking device, pivoting the element of the airplane interior equipment relative to the supporting structure, and connecting the element of the airplane interior equipment to a second fixing device by using a second locking device. Thus the element of the airplane interior equipment is fastened relative to the supporting structure.

Fastening system for an element in an aircraft interior

A method for measuring the internal space of an elongate body. The elongate body has in a global xyz-coordinate system a longitudinal axis x. A laser profile scan is carried out, in which a laser scanner, which carries out scans in a plane, is moved through the internal space of the elongate body. The scan plane is tilted about the y-axis by a tilt angle &#x3b1; or about the z-axis by a tilt angle &#x3b3;. Preferably, the scan plane is tilted about the y-axis and the z-axis corresponding to the global coordinate system of the internal space. An apparatus for carrying out the method.

Method for measuring the internal space of an aircraft

An exemplary embodiment of the present invention indicates an installation system for an airplane for securing interior equipment, which exhibits longitudinal and transverse rails. The transverse rails are designed as peripheral rails, and exhibit perforations to which the interior equipment can be secured.

Installation system for an airplane

The idea of the present invention is that an airfreight container according to the invention, which is designed especially for an unpressurized cargo hold of an aircraft, comprises an airtight and pressure-tight container housing with a container interior space for accommodating airfreight goods. This airfreight container furthermore comprises an internal compressed air generating device which is designed for independently generating compressed air for supplying the container interior space with compressed air. The concept according to the invention of an at least partly autonomous airfreight container, which is created as a result, provides that the airfreight container according to the invention, in addition to the pure bundling of goods, now provides, moreover, different supply systems, such as the device for compressed air generation and compressed air provision, corresponding to the specific requirements. The particular advantage of this solution according to the invention is that cargo aircraft now do not have to provide supply systems, or have to provide at least a significantly reduced number of supply systems, in their cargo hold, and all further functions are now fulfilled by the airfreight container itself when required. The invention also refers to such an aircraft.

Airfreight container and aircraft

An aircraft tank system includes a tank cell for receiving fuel, a fuel line that connects the tank cell to a fuel inlet connection, and an aeration/deaeration device that for aeration/deaeration of the tank cell connects the tank cell to the environment. A shut-off valve of the aeration/deaeration device is adapted in an open position to open a connection between the tank cell and the environment and in a closed position to interrupt the connection between the tank cell and the environment. The aircraft tank system further includes an exhaust air outlet connection, which is connected to the aeration/deaeration device and which is adapted during filling of the tank cell with fuel to be connected to an aeration/deaeration connection of a storage tank of a refueling unit.

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Norderstedt, Germany

Oliver Thomaschewski