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particularly in terms of installation. The recently developed ATS promises to meet these new requirements in full. One of its innovative design features is the "load limiter", the purpose of which is to dissipate energy as necessary without deforming the geometry of the frame. The performance specifications for the ATS also included other characteristics and requirements which had to be met. Naturally the new stretcher needed to meet the SEI (Sustained Engine Imbalance) requirements regarding "windmilling". In addition to adding more comfort through height adjustability – and thus providing more practical benefits – the new ATS concept can be used in aircrafts with larger spacing between the seating rails (e.g. in the A380). The most noticeable and tangible result of this new design is the roughly 33% reduction in installation time compared to the former NGS stretcher. This additional benefit stems from the capability to adapt optimally to the manufacturers' latest seat geometries, meaning it will be possible to install the new ATS stretcher in most types of aircraft. In summary, the new ATS Air Transport
Stretcher offers an ideal solution to space limitations in cabins of the future. By increasing efficiency it also takes real added value to a higher level.
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Central role for EMS centre cabinet The new centre cabinet has emerged as a versatile component of day-to-day emergency medical
equipment for the EC-135,
thanks in particular to its modular design, easy-to-clean inserts, pull-out table and ideal stowage options. A further
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the new ATS Air Transport Stretcher offers an ideal solution to space limitations in cabins of the future
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positive feature is its low unladen weight, which gives additional benefits in operational use. This new element looks likely to play a central role in Bucher's EMS equipment.
Refinement for all cabin classes Bucher is committed to providing all passenger classes with seating that enables a comfortable and enjoyable flight experience and is continually developing appropriate solutions of proven quality, e.g. video deployment systems for in-flight entertainment (IFE) and food tray tables. Bucher is presenting its latest designs, which are characterised by refined construction details that provide value and overall benefits – to passengers and operators alike. These enhanced characteristics include reliability and easy, comfortable control thanks to the use of intelligent ergonomic principles as well as simple maintenance, long service life, low weight and low operating costs. With this concept, Bucher is able to bring refinement to all classes of travel – in consistently attractive designs with outstanding aesthetic quality.
03. Low unladen weight and high practical benefit are central to the EMS centre cabinet
04. Food tray tables and other cabin solutions from Bucher create comfort in all classes of travel
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