The Boeing Company

Roland D Mair

Russell Warren Keck

Paul Thomas Bridgeman

Robert Benjamin Lanfear

Stephen R Long

Franco M Cagnina

Tomas Armenta

Sougand Talebpour

Harold G Erickson

Michael Steven Lewis

Nathanial C Cuddy

Timothy Mark Jones

Chris Gren McInelly

Daniel E Rivera

Mitchell Zachary Kotlik

Derrick Joseph Hanratty

Tushar Mayur Sampat

Douglas Alan Brown

Bejan B Banihashemi

Nathan M Morea

Paul Bridgemen

Michael J Figlenski

Alex De Marne

Chris Gren Mcinelly

Nathaniel C Cuddy

Harold Glenn Erickson

Bejan Banihashemi

Alex Demarne

A frame member, a monument for a vehicle, and a vehicle are provided. The frame member includes an extrusion that has a spar with first and second opposing surfaces and first and second opposing ends. The spar includes a first retention lip extending from the first planar surface along the first end at an acute angle relative to the first planar surface. The spar includes a rub strip protrusion extending from the first planar surface between the first and second ends. The rub strip protrusion includes a third end and a second retention lip extending from a third surface facing the first retention lip. The second retention lip and the third surface form an acute angle. The extrusion also includes at least two panel protrusions extending from the second planar surface of the spar. A rub strip can include retention tabs with outward-facing notches that engage the first and second retention lips.

Monument fixtures

Alterable aircraft lavatory configurations for improving access for Persons of Restricted Mobility are disclosed comprising incorporating an expandable aircraft lavatory wall-door that can convert from a configuration as a wall in a lavatory having an aircraft lavatory first footprint into a configuration as an expanded door in an expanded aircraft lavatory having an aircraft lavatory second footprint that is larger than the aircraft lavatory first footprint.

Expandable aircraft lavatory apparatus, system, and method

Attendant module

A galley system within an internal cabin of an aircraft includes one or more inboard cart compartments that are configured to removably retain one or more first galley carts, and one or more outboard cart compartments. The outboard cart compartment(s) are configured to removably retain one or more second galley carts. The inboard cart compartment(s) extend forwardly and/or rearwardly in relation to the outboard cart compartment(s).

Galley systems for an internal cabin of a vehicle

Example devices for the rapid attachment of a track mounted product to a track and methods of use are described herein. An example device includes an elongated member having a flange and a body. A first side of the body includes a protruding lip extending from at least a portion of the body between the first end and the second end of the elongated member. The device also includes a first alignment bore coupled to the first side of the flange between the first end and the second end of the elongated member. The device also includes a first boss extending from a second side of the body between the first end and the second end of the elongated member.

Rotationally-engaged quick installation track fitting

A structural assembly includes a first member and a second member. The first member has at least one fastener receptacle and at least one shear pocket formed in the member side. The Shear pocket has a pocket cross-section. The second member has at least one shear boss protruding outwardly from the second member, the shear boss has a boss cross-section shaped complementary to the pocket cross-section. The shear boss is configured to be received with the shear pocket and transfer only shear load between the first member and the second member. The structural assembly includes a tension fastener configured to engage the fastener receptacle and couple the first member to the second member and transfer only tension load therebetween at least during an initial transfer of the shear load between the first member and the second member by the shear boss.

Structural assembly and method

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Kenmore, WA, United States of America

Roland D Mair