Assembly and method for stowing away and removing a survival kit in a passenger cabin of an aircraft
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsPaul Bolder, Reinhard Becker, Evgenij Habermehl
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Abstract
An assembly for stowing away and removing a survival kit in a passenger cabin of an aircraft, includes a first stowage compartment configured to be put in place in a floor of the passenger cabin. The first stowage compartment is equipped for completely accommodating the survival kit and for leading out a hook that is connected to the survival kit by way of a strap. The hook is used for hooking the survival kit to an attachment device of a rescue device with the first stowage compartment remaining closed.
Claims11
An assembly for stowing away and removing a survival kit in a passenger cabin of an aircraft, comprising:
- a first stowage compartment put in place in a floor of the passenger cabin;
- a survival kit;
- a strap connected at a first end thereof to said survival kit;
- and
- a hook connected to a second end of said strap,
- wherein the first stowage compartment is configured to accommodate the survival kit and is adapted for leading out the strap, and
- wherein said hook is configured for attaching the survival kit to an attachment device of a rescue device, with the first stowage compartment remaining closed.
An aircraft comprising:
- a rescue device comprising an attachment device;
- and
- an assembly for stowing away and removing a survival kit in a passenger cabin of the aircraft, comprising:
- a first stowage compartment put in place in a floor of the passenger cabin;
- a survival kit;
- a strap connected at a first end thereof to said survival kit;
- and
- a hook connected to a second end of said strap,
- wherein the first stowage compartment is configured to accommodate the survival kit and is adapted for leading out the strap, and
- wherein said hook is configured for attaching the survival kit to the attachment device of the rescue device, with the first stowage compartment remaining closed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.