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Galley Numbering

Hi
What is galley numbering ?
Where does it count from ?
Is it from forward r/h to aft r/h to aft l/h to fwd l/h

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Originally Posted by Danial9874 (Post 10817135)

Hi
What is galley numbering ?

A system for identifying the individual galleys in an aeroplane and the actual units they hold, IE Ovens, cupboards etc.
Kind of like a FIN number.

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Where does it count from ?

Airline specific because galleys are a customer option and even airlines have different cabin configurations on the same type of aircraft and fleet.

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Is it from forward r/h to aft r/h to aft l/h to fwd l/h

Usually forward to aft, left to right, but again it is down to the airline.

Galley 1 (G1) will be most FWD. On single aisle aircraft the length of 737/320 Galley 4 (G4) will be most aft, with G2 and G3 in between (if fitted).

On longer aircraft such as 757/767 the G1 will still be most forward but the Most Aft Galley position is G6, with a combination of G2-G5 dependant on cabin configurations.

Sometimes you would see A or B or LH/RH as identifiers for where the galley is fitted. I.E G1B