Jamco Corporation

Toshihisa Kasuya

Tadashi Watanabe

Yasuo Sekikawa

Ryoichi Itakura

An aircraft seat structure comprises: a first seat unit comprising a seat region that includes a seat that can be changed between a seat configuration and a bed configuration, and a protruding region that protrudes adjacent to the seat region in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the seat region, which are surrounded by a plurality of partition walls; and a second seat unit comprising a seat region that includes a seat that can be changed between a seat configuration and a bed configuration, wherein the protruding region of the first seat unit and the protruding region of the second seat unit are formed so as to protrude in opposite directions relative to each seat region, and the first seat unit and the second seat unit are arranged in such a manner that longitudinal directions thereof match a front-rear direction of the aircraft.

Aircraft seat structure

A cockpit door comprises a hingeprovided to one surface and a latch device provided to the other side that can be operated only from the cockpit side. To the inside of a door panel is disposed a reinforcement memberformed by laminating multiple layers of sheets with thermoplastic adhesives, the sheets formed by laminating aromatic polyamide fiber onto a honeycomb panel and processing the same into sheet form. A titanium alloy reinforcement plateis disposed to cover the gap Gbetween the door body and flap. Mounting portionsandare provided to the rim of the reinforcement member body, and rivet holesare provided thereto. The mounting portion is bent 90 degrees and fixed to the frame by rivets.

Cockpit door of aircraft

A washstand unit, a waste storage compartment, a mirror, an upper cabinetand a lighting equipmentare disposed on a side panel. Fitting concave portionsandare formed on the washstand unitfor receiving portions of the waste storage compartmentand lighting equipment. Fitting portionsandare formed on the mirrorfor receiving portions of the upper cabinetand lighting equipment. The washstand unit, the waste storage compartment, the mirror, the upper cabinetand the lighting equipmentare mounted independently on the side panelwithout assembling.

Lavatory unit for aircraft

In-flight meal service cart

An in-flight meal service cart for an aircraft equipped with a box-shaped main body composed of a fireproof material, a plurality of connecting members provided to at least both outer side walls surfaces of the main body, and a cover body composed of cloth for covering at least both side wall surfaces and an upper surface of the box-shaped main body. The cover body is detachable from the main body and is detached from the main body of the meal server, at least during takeoff and landing of an aircraft, so that a fireproof material is exposed as outer wall surfaces. The cover body is a cloth provided at the surface thereof with an advertising function portion for indicating advertising graphic, or advertising phrases.

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Tokyo, Japan

Toshihisa Kasuya