20240051666. SPLIT CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT simplified abstract (B/E Aerospace, Inc.)

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SPLIT CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT

Organization Name

B/E Aerospace, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Daniel N. Moe of Mukilteo WA (US)

Max Slavin of Colorado Springs CO (US)

Chad Pacheco of Colorado Springs CO (US)

SPLIT CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240051666 titled 'SPLIT CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a cabin attendant seat that consists of a housing with upper and lower portions, a rotatable headrest connected to the upper portion, a seat pan connected to the lower portion, and a drop-down tray assembly connected to the upper portion. The seat pan is separate from the headrest, and the drop-down tray assembly and headrest can rotate along a first axis to form a platform.

  • The cabin attendant seat includes a housing with upper and lower portions.
  • A headrest is rotatably coupled to the upper portion of the housing.
  • A seat pan is coupled to the lower portion of the housing.
  • A drop-down tray assembly is rotatably coupled to the upper portion of the housing.
  • The seat pan is detached from the headrest.
  • The drop-down tray assembly and headrest can rotate along a first axis.
  • The drop-down tray assembly forms a platform when rotated.

Potential Applications:

  • Aircraft cabin attendant seats
  • Train cabin attendant seats
  • Bus cabin attendant seats

Problems Solved:

  • Provides a detachable seat pan for easy maintenance and cleaning.
  • Allows the headrest and drop-down tray assembly to rotate for convenience and versatility.
  • Creates a platform with the drop-down tray assembly for various uses.

Benefits:

  • Improved comfort and convenience for cabin attendants.
  • Easy maintenance and cleaning due to the detachable seat pan.
  • Versatile functionality with the rotating headrest and drop-down tray assembly.
  • Increased efficiency and productivity for cabin attendants.


Original Abstract Submitted

a cabin attendant seat includes a housing having an upper portion and a lower portion, a headrest rotatably coupled to the upper portion, a seat pan coupled to the lower portion, and a drop-down tray assembly rotatably coupled to the upper portion. the seat pan is detached from the headrest. the drop-down tray assembly and the headrest are configured to rotate along a first axis such that the drop-down tray assembly defines a platform.