A340 Bunk

[A/T less]

Just curious where this is located. accessed from the cockpit or cabin?

Is it fixed or retractable (like MD-11s)?

Anyone?

[planecrazi]

There is a permanent bunk behind the cockpit which is a double bunk. Cockpit crew use this one as in our case.

There is also a LDMCR Lower Deck Multi Crew Rest which is just behind the wingbox in the aft cargo hold which is inserted on longhaul. It basically a specially made Cargo container ( in basic terms, but very smart and modern) joined into a double unit and inserted first, into the cargo hold. It has I think space for 7 crew resting ( possibly 6, not able to count at that time of the night), very smart and a better place to fall a sleep.

[Kalium Chloride]

Just don't climb in the one which is supposed to hold the dearly-departed.

[Half a Mexican]

Sounds like quite a pleasant way to travel!

Has anyone got any pics?

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HaM

[A-FLOOR]

This is a picture of an LH A340-600 lower deck galley with the entrance to the adjacent LDMCR

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/591519/L/

[dickyflys]

I don't think it is wise to discuss hiding places near to flight decks on Aeroplanes guys!

Think first!

[Jsmitty]

No, but we can discuss every other detail such as range, speed, instruments, naviagation, equipment etc.!

Just because you don't see shadows doesn't mean they are not there!!