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Tom Deka

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A table () for an aircraft includes a table surface () deployable between a retracted position and a deployed position, an arm () having a first end and a second end, the arm () supporting the table () surface at the first end, a support connected to the arm () at the second end, the support connecting the arm to a structure interior to the aircraft, a sensor () within the aircraft to detect if a seat adjacent to the table surface is occupied, and a mechanism () for retracting the table surface to the retracted position if the sensor () detects at least one of that the seat is not occupied and that the aircraft flight mode meets predetermined criteria.

Exit row table for an aircraft

An aircraft sideboard includes a first portion with a first top surface and a first panel. The first top surface is disposed substantially horizontally at a first height and the first panel is disposed substantially vertically adjacent to the first top surface. A second portion is disposed adjacent to the first portion at a first end of the first portion. The second portion includes a second top surface and a second panel. The second top surface is disposed substantially horizontally at a second height and the second panel is disposed substantially vertically adjacent to the second top surface. A table is stowed interiorly to the first portion. The table extends from the first portion when deployed. The first top surface is immovable. The table deploys by tilting the first panel along a pivot axis defined adjacent to a bottom end thereof. The first height is greater than the second height.

Aircraft sideboard

Sideboard

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Ste-Catherine, Canada

Tom Deka