Aircraft luggage locker
AssigneeAirbus SAS
InventorBruno Saint-Jalmes
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AssigneeAirbus SAS
InventorBruno Saint-Jalmes
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An aircraft luggage locker is disposed in a compartment under a seat cushion which pivots about a horizontal axis. The locker includes a rack to receive luggage which is of generally parallelepiped shape, has a back from which extends a bottom wall and an opening at the end opposite the back. The rack is mobile between a lying down position in which the back is in a substantially vertical plane, the bottom wall is in a substantially horizontal plane, and the opening is facing a wall of the compartment, and an inclined position in which the bottom wall is inclined to the horizontal and the opening of the rack is in a raised position relative to the back. Movement of the rack between the lying down position and the inclined position is a combination of a movement in translation in a horizontal plane and rotation about a horizontal axis perpendicular to the direction of movement in translation of the rack.
An aircraft luggage locker disposed in a compartment under a seat cushion which is adapted to pivot about a horizontal axis, said locker including a rack adapted to receive luggage which is of generally parallelepiped shape, has a back from which extends a bottom wall and an opening at the end opposite said back, and is mobile between a lying down position in which said back is in a substantially vertical plane, said bottom wall is in a substantially horizontal plane, and said opening is facing a wall of said compartment, and an inclined position in which said bottom wall is inclined to the horizontal and said opening of said rack is in a raised position relative to said back, in which luggage locker movement of said rack between said lying down position and said inclined position is a combination of a movement in translation in a horizontal plane and rotation about a horizontal axis perpendicular to the direction of movement in translation of said rack.
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