747-400 Freighter Interior ReviewTable of Contents

Section Description

1 Upper Deck Compartment2 Flight Deck Entryway3 Galley4 Lavatory5 Supernumerary Seats6 Emergency Equipment7 Exits and Escape Devices8 Crew Rest9 Passenger Service Units

10 Closets and Stowage11 Ladder Enclosure12 Oxygen13 Water14 Interior Decor15 Cargo - Main Deck16 Cargo - Lower Lobe

747-400 Freighter

Revision History

Revision Date Description

New 8/2/01 Initial Release

A 6/25/03 Updated Section 15 and 16 Cargo Photos

B 2/19/04 Updated Section 15 and 16 Cargo Photos

C 4/23/04 Updated Section 10 Fwd LH Closet Photos

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23.25 x 78 in (59 x 198 cm)

* Note: Door hinge has been reversed from that shown in the artists rendering on the previous page.

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There is a curtain that separates the flight deck from the upper deck compartment at approximately STA 395.

It is not possible to install a door to the flight deck in lieu of the curtain due to decompression venting requirements.

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Galley The galley is Supplier Furnished

Equipment (SFE), manufactured by SHOWA Aircraft Industries Co.

A SFE chiller is optional and is installed in the outboard compartment beneath the counter. The chiller will cool all of the lower compartments or if a compartment does not require chilling, the vent in that compartment can be plugged. If a chiller is not installed the compartment will be for miscellaneous stowage.

Buyer Furnished Equipment (BFE) within the galley consists of an oven, coffeemaker, hot cup and standard containers.

A SFE push-button actuated water spigot is installed below the coffeemaker compartment.

A SFE ice drawer is installed beneath the counter, below the sink.

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Galley

The galley can accept small standard containers and large standard containers. If all three under counter compartments are utilized, a maximum of 8 small standard containers or 5 large standard containers can be installed.

If the stowage compartment is retained, 5 small standard containers or 3 large standard containers can be installed within the two remaining compartments.

The below counter compartments have provisions for adjustable shelves, with the exception of the outboard most compartment (chiller or miscellaneous stowage).

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Galley PART IDENTIFICATION(1) - Electrical Control Panel(2) - Oven, Forced Convection(3) - Coffeemaker with Hot Water Supply(4) - Miscellaneous Stowage(5) - Standard Container(6) - Waste Compartment, Container (SFE), Inlet 2 Places(7) - Utility Outlet, 115V/ 400 HZ, 1KVA Nominal(8) - Sink, 410 Cubic Inches(9) - Ice Drawer(10) - Hot Cup or Miscellaneous Stowage(11) - Miscellaneous Stowage or Standard Containers(12) - Chiller or Miscellaneous Stowage

Note:A) All stowage areas are enclosed with doors, dual latched and shelves are adjustable.B) The counter top is at WL 352.50.

GALLEY CONFIGURATION A(Small Standard Containers)

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Waste Flap

WL335.51

WL323.38

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GalleyPART IDENTIFICATION

(1) - Electrical Control Panel and Oven Control Module(2) - Oven, Forced Convection(3) - Coffeemaker with Hot Water Supply(4) - Miscellaneous Stowage(5) - Standard Container(6) - Waste Compartment, Container (SFE), Inlet 2 Places(7) - Utility Outlet, 115V/ 400 HZ, 1KVA Nominal(8) - Sink, 410 Cubic Inches(9) - Ice Drawer(10) - Hot Cup or Miscellaneous Stowage(11) - Miscellaneous Stowage or Standard Containers(12) - Chiller or Miscellaneous Stowage

Note:A) All stowage areas are enclosed with doors, dual latched and shelves are adjustable.B) The counter top is at WL 352.50.

GALLEY CONFIGURATION B(Large Standard Containers)

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Waste Flap

WL330.94

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Lavatory A lavatory is installed in the

upper deck compartment and is identified as U21.

Linen Towels

Paper Towels

Paper Cups

Liquid Soap

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Lavatory

Lower cabinet is for amenity storage and dispensers.

Amenities Drawer Sanitary Napkins Air Sickness Bags

Facial Tissue

Toilet Paper

Toilet Seat Cover

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Lavatory

The lavatory has a recirculatingwaste system that is serviced from the lower fuselage.

The waste tank has a ten gallon capacity.

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Lavatory Dispensers and stowages are designed to dispense the following standard size articles.

Article Quantity Size

Linen Towel (Folded) (60) 6.8x 5.0x .10 (each)

Paper Towel (1 Pack) 10.55x 4.0x 6.2 (pack)(Folded)(150 Scott)

Facial Tissue (1 Box) 1.7x 4.75x 10.05 (box)

Sanitary Napkin (12) 1.25x 1.25x 3.0 (each)

Liquid Soap (1) 16 ounce minimum

Paper Cup (90) 2.26 dia. x 2.36 high3 ounce Dixie (each)

Air Sick Bags (12) 7.4x 5.5x .10 (each)

Toilet Tissue (2 Rolls) 4.6 dia. x 4.55 high (each)

Toilet Seat Covers (1) 1.5x 8.0x 10.75 (box)

Notes:1.) If linen towels are not required, a paper towel dispenser will be installed in place of the linen

towel dispenser.

2.) If unique sizes of amenities are required, 2 sets of samples should be provided by the customer.4-5

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Supernumerary Seats

The upper deck compartment is designed for the installation of three double business class seats.

The seats are BFE and 16G certification is not required.

The seat track spacing is the same as the 747-400 Passenger upper deck (22.66 inches).

No In Flight Entertainment (IFE) is available on the 747-400 Freighter, therefore, seats do not require any related equipment.

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Supernumerary Seats

The reading lights in the overhead ceiling have hard-wired switches, therefore, no switches are required in the seats.

The seats must not obstruct the movement of the decompression panels on the crewrest wall or restrict the airflow to the floor decompression cages or sidewall decompression vents.

Refer to D6-36230 Appendix B4 for unique 747-400 Freighter seat requirements.5-3

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Emergency Equipment (Upper Deck)

All detachable and overwater equipment is SFE with the exception of the BFE crew lifevests, disposable oxygen mask and first aid kit.

The SFE equipment is basic to the airplane. There is a panel installed on the U21 lavatory wall that accommodates the installation of various emergency

equipment. There are six descent harnesses installed within the upper deck compartment to be used in combination with

the inertia reel descent devices in the flight deck. One harness is provided for each of the six crew members (other than the two flight officers). The two flight crew members are expected to be trained in the use of the decent devices without a harness.

Smoke Hoods

Water Fire Extinguisher

Halon Fire Extinguisher

Oxygen Bottle With Disposable Mask

Emergency Locator Transmitter

Escape Harnesses

First Aid Kit

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Emergency Equipment (Main Deck)

The emergency equipment in the photo above is installed on the main deck left hand wall forward of Door 1.

The tables on the following two pages list the basic emergency equipment part numbers that are used on 747-400 Freighters (main deck and upper deck).

Fixed Wand Extension Applicator

Smoke Hood

Halon Fire Extinguisher

Water Fire Extinguisher

Crash Ax

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Emergency EquipmentEMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR MAIN DECK AND UPPER DECK COMPARTMENT(all equipment installed on upper deck except as noted)

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER BFE/SFE QTY SUPPLIER

10 PERSON LIFE RAFT D23969-125 SFE 2 AIR CRUISER

PORTABLE EMERGENCY 1151324-1 SFE 1 ALLIEDSIGNALLOCATOR TRANSMITTERE.L.T. BRACKET ASSEMBLY 1152394-2 SFE 1 ALLIEDSIGNAL

HALON FIRE EXTINGUISHER 898052 SFE 1 KIDDE

HALON FIRE EXTINGUISHER 40-0103 SFE 1 GLOBAL FIRE(main deck) PROTECTION

FIXED WAND EXTENSION 49-0055A SFE 1 GLOBAL FIREAPPLICATOR (main deck) PROTECTION

WATER FIRE EXTINGUISHER 892480 SFE 1 KIDDE

WATER FIRE EXTINGUISHER 892480 SFE 1 KIDDE(main deck)

PORTABLE OXYGEN BOTTLE 9700-C1A-BF23A SFE 1 SCOTT AVIATION

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Emergency EquipmentEMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR MAIN DECK AND UPPER DECK COMPARTMENT(all equipment installed on upper deck except as noted)

DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER BFE/SFE QTY SUPPLIER

DISPOSABLE OXYGEN MASK tbd BFE 1 tbd

FIRST AID KIT S6-01-0005-306 BFE 1 D.M.E.

CREW LIFE VEST tbd BFE 6 tbd

SMOKE HOOD E28180-10 SFE 3 DRAEGERSMOKE HOOD BRACKET E28095-02 SFE 3 DRAEGER(2 on upper deck, 1 on main deck)

ESCAPE HARNESS 65B40289-12 SFE 6 BOEINGHARNESS STOWAGE BAG 232U4249-12 SFE 6 BOEING

CRASH AXE 42D8331 SFE 1 GEMTOR(main deck)

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ATA 25-61 and 25-68

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Exits and Escape Devices

There are two Type A doors on the main deck, Door 1 LH and Door 5 LH, and one Type I exit on the upper deck at STA 405 RH.

The upper deck door is manually operated with a manually deployed but automatically inflating escape slide.

Neither of the main deck doors have escape slides, however, an escape rope is provided, accessible at the upper sill of the main deck door cutout while the door is fully open.

There is a ceiling escape hatch within the flight deck.

There are eight inertia reel descent devices in the flight deck for emergency escape.

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Exits and Escape Devices

The airplane is certified for (8) individuals; (2) flight crew and (6) supernumeraries.

The above occupant limitation is due to egress limits demonstrated for the flight deck escape hatch and service door (egress limits for a pair of Type IV exits is 1-9 passengers, the flight deck escape hatch and crew service door are viewed as equivalent to a pair of Type IV exits).

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Crew Rest

There are two bunks enclosed within the upper deck crewrest.

The crewrest is separated from the rest of the upper deck compartment by a solid wall.

The bunks are separated by solid walls and curtains.

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Crew Rest

Each bunk compartment has an exterior window, information sign, handset, conditioned air outlet, area light, reading light, vanity mirror, literature pocket and closet.

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Passenger Service Units

Reading lights with controls, emergency oxygen masks and speakers are installed in the ceiling

panels above the supernumerary seats.

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Passenger Service Units

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Closets and Stowage

There is a closet in the forward LH corner of the upper deck compartment.

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Closets and Stowage

There is a closet in the forward LH corner of the upper deck compartment.

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Closets and Stowage

The volume is 14 cubic feet.

There is one coat rod and an interior light activated by a push-button switch. There are no shelves.

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Closets and Stowage

There is a stowage unit outboard of the upper deck lavatory with access from the aft face of the lavatory. 10-4

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Closets and Stowage The volume is 5.75 cubic feet.

There are no interior lights, coat rods or shelves.

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Closets and Stowage There are two closets within the crewrest

compartment. Access to the closet is on the aft wall of each crew rest bunk area.

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Closets and Stowage The volume is 15.3 cubic feet.

There is one coat rod and a door activated interior light. There are no shelves.

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Ladder Enclosure

There is a retractable ladder installed between the upper deck compartment and the main deck.

An enclosure surrounds the ladder.

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Ladder Enclosure

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Ladder Enclosure

The ladder is retractable to allow the loading of containers from the nose cargo door on the main deck.

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Oxygen

Oxygen is supplied to the upper deck compartment by two 114 cubic foot capacity oxygen cylinders.

Non free-flow oxygen masks are provided at the following locations:

- One mask above each supernumerary seat (plus one extra mask in the STA 510 RH oxygen module)

- Two masks above each crew rest bunk

- Two masks in the lavatory

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Water

There is a 20 gallon potable water capacity (two 11 gallon tanks).

Water is supplied to the galley and lavatory.

The water tanks are located behind the right hand sidewall in the forward lower lobe cargo compartment. See the photo on the next page for a view of the water tank location.

There are space provisions for a third 11 gallon tank to be located just forward of the two baseline tanks.

The water system is serviced at a service panel on the lower fuselage.

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Water

Two 11 Gallon Water Tanks

View looking aft within the forward lower lobe cargo compartment

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Interior Decor

There is a standard color offering for the upper deck interior decor; a neutral color scheme for the interior surfaces and soft goods.

See the Teague produced decor book for samples of the 747-400 Freighter baseline interior decor.

A 747-400 Freighter baseline Interior Finish Specification (IFS) document is also available. This IFS is identified as D6U10181.

BFE supernumerary seats have customer-specified decor.

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Cargo - Main Deck

MAIN DECK CARGO MARKINGS

IATA markings are standard on the sidewall and floor of the main deck cargo compartment. The markings are per the figure below. There are two different pallet configurations in the forward area. There is a three pallet and a two pallet configuration. The markings for each configuration are referenced below.

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Cargo - Main Deck

View looking aft within the main deck cargo compartment

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Cargo - Main Deck

View looking aft within the main deck cargo compartment with nose door rollers shown

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Cargo - Main Deck

View looking aft within the main deck cargo compartment (Taken from aft of Door 1)

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Cargo - Main Deck

View looking aft within the main deck cargo compartment (Taken from mid-cabin)

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Cargo - Main Deck

Side cargo door on the main deck with safety strap installed

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Cargo - Main Deck

View looking forward within the main deck cargo compartment (Taken from aft of the side cargo door)

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Cargo - Main Deck

View looking forward within the main deck cargo compartment (Taken from mid-cabin)

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Cargo - Main Deck

Nose cargo door on the main deck

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Cargo - Main Deck

Nose cargo door controls

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Cargo - Main Deck

Side cargo door controls on the main deck

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Cargo - Main Deck

Nose cargo door latch actuator test panel and fuses

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

View looking forward within the forward lower lobe cargo compartment

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

View looking aft within the forward lower lobe cargo compartment

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

View looking forward within the aft lower lobe cargo compartment

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

View looking aft within the aft lower lobe cargo compartment

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

View of Additional Container Capability in Aft Lower Lobe Compartment

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

Close-up View of Additional Container Capability in Aft Lower Lobe Compartment

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Cargo - Lower Lobe

View of the bulk cargo compartment

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