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Learjet
60
Pilot's
Manual
CABIN
DESCRIPTION
The
aircraft
cabin
is
divided
into
three
areas
:
the
passenger
area,
the
lavatory,
and
the
cabin
baggage
compartment
.
Access
to the
baggage
compartment
may
be
accomplished
through
the
cabin
or
through
the
emergency
exit/baggage
door on
the
right
side
of
the
fuselage
.
The
lavatory
is
located
in
the
aft
cabin
immediately forward
of the
bag-
gage
compartment
.
Individual
reading
lights,
air
outlets,
and
passen-
ger
oxygen
masks
are
located
in
the
overhead
convenience
panels
above
the
seats
.
PASSENGER
SEATS
Lap
belts are
included in
each
passenger
seat
(figure
7-3)
.
Optional
shoulder
harnesses
for
three-point
latching
is
available
.
Passenger
seats
do
not
have
break-over
backs
.
A
life
vest
is
stowed
in a
pocket
under
each
seat
bottom
.
Access
is
through
a
panel
on
the front
of
the
seat
above
the
storage
drawer
.
Passenger
seats
can
be
swiveled 360°
but
normal
aircraft
installation
is
limited
to
180°
.
Seats
have
lateral
tracking
on
the
seat
base
which
al-
lows
them
to
be
positioned
as
far
outboard
as
possible
for take-off
and
landing, thus
maintaining
maximum
aisle
clearance
.
Seat tracking
or
swivel
is
accomplished
by
lifting
on
the
inboard
release
handle
on
the
inboard
armrest
.
Optional
floortracking
is
accomplished
by
lifting
on
the
release
handle
near
the
base
of
the
seat
.
Passenger
seat
backs
may
be
reclined
to
a
maximum
of
30°
with
a
me-
chanical
button
on
the
outboard
armrest
.
The
optional berthing
posi-
tion
is
available
which
allows
the
seat
to
go
full
flat
.
Seats
certified
for aft
facing
take-offs
and
landing
will
be
equipped
with
hidden
"bread
board"
headrests
which
canbe
pulled
up
for
use
or
stowed
into
the top
of
the
seat
.
Inboard
armrests
may
be
moved
down
by
pulling
up
slightly
on
the
armrest
and
allowing
it
to
lower
.
Outboard
armrests
have
an
optional
feature
to
be
stowed
as
well
.
Armrest(s)
may
be
raised
and
locked
into
place
by
pulling
the
armrest
up
until
it
clicks
into
place
.
Armrests
may
be
either
up
or
down
for
take-off
and
landing
.
CAUTION
Do
not
sit
on
the
armrests
since
this
could cause
damage
to
the
internal
latching
device
.
PM-123
7-7
Change
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