Multi-use aircraft monuments with wheelchair accommodations
AssigneeB/E Aerospace, Inc.
InventorsDaniel N. Moe, Mark B. Dowty, Glenn A. Johnson, Jefferey M. McKee, Shawn W. Raybell
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AssigneeB/E Aerospace, Inc.
InventorsDaniel N. Moe, Mark B. Dowty, Glenn A. Johnson, Jefferey M. McKee, Shawn W. Raybell
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Disclosed are embodiments of monuments for installation in an aircraft passenger cabin. Each monument is multi-use in that the monument serves to accommodate a wheelchair and provide at least one additional function. In embodiments, the monument includes an interior space dedicated for receiving and positioning a wheelchair in an unfolded state, for instance an occupied wheelchair during taxi-takeoff, and landing (TTOL) and during flight. In embodiments, the monuments include storage compartments, direct access to an exterior window, tray table assemblies, etc. In embodiments, the monuments are configured to be positioned adjacent to at least one aisle for accessibility, and to a seat row including a passenger seat reserved for a caregiver. The monuments disclosed herein enhance the travel experience for a passenger with reduced mobilities (PRM), as well as increase flexibility in cabin designs.
A monument for installation in an aircraft passenger cabin having a floor, a ceiling, an outside wall, and a longitudinal aisle, the monument comprising:
A monument for installation in an aircraft passenger cabin having a floor, a ceiling, an outside wall, and a longitudinal aisle, the monument comprising:
A monument for installation in an aircraft passenger cabin having a floor, an overhead luggage bin, an outside wall, a longitudinal aisle, and a wheelchair securement space positioned adjacent to the longitudinal aisle and apart from the outside wall, the monument comprising:
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