Abstract: The aircraft seat unit includes a first seat 13, a second seat 14, an intermediate portion 15 disposed between the first seat 13 and the second seat 14, and a front wall 11 adjacent to the intermediate portion 15. An axis line X1 of the first seat 13 and an axis line X2 of the second seat 14 are respectively disposed at angles that are oriented in mutually opposite directions with respect to a traveling direction. The intermediate portion 15 is disposed in a space between the first set and the second seat and is capable of supporting a load of a bassinet 30 placed thereon. The front wall 11 includes engagement holes 11e that detachably engage with engagement portions 32 of the bassinet 30.

Abstract: The aircraft seat unit includes a first seat 13, a second seat 14, an intermediate portion 15 disposed between the first seat 13 and the second seat 14, and a front wall 11 adjacent to the intermediate portion 15. An axis line X1 of the first seat 13 and an axis line X2 of the second seat 14 are respectively disposed at angles that are oriented in mutually opposite directions with respect to a traveling direction. The intermediate portion 15 id disposed in a space between the first set and the second seat and is capable of supporting a load of a bassinet 30 placed thereon. The front wall 11 includes engagement holes 11e that detachably engage with engagement portions 32 of the bassinet 30.

Abstract: An aircraft seat unit including: a seat configured to change form between a seat state and a bed state; a right side panel that is arranged upright at a right side of the seat; a left side panel that is arranged to oppose the right side panel; and a back surface panel that is arranged upright at a back surface side of the seat so as to connect the right side panel and the left side panel, wherein the right side panel stores a right side footrest portion in an extendable/storable manner and the left side panel stores a left side footrest portion in an extendable/storable manner.

Abstract: An aircraft box seat structure that defines an interior space having a plurality of seat units, the aircraft box seat structure including: an upper panel that is substantially rectangular and that defines an upper surface of the interior space; a pair of opposing side wall panels respectively coupled to two opposing sides of the upper panel; a side wall panel coupled to each of the upper panel and the pair of opposing side wall panels; an entrance side wall panel opposing the side wall panel and coupled to each of the upper panel and the pair of opposing side wall panels; and a partition member disposed substantially parallel to the pair of opposing side wall panels in the interior space and displaceable between a deployed position that divides the interior space into a plurality of private rooms and a housing position in which the plurality of private rooms are connected.