Abstract: To create an environment in which the passenger has the same emotion, feel and visual experience that a pilot has with regard to freedom of flight and proximity to the exterior of the aircraft and where passengers have the impression that they are looking out of an actual panoramic window, a “virtual window” includes internal and the external aspects of a real window. The internal part can comprise a folded or flexible high resolution color display that conforms to the internal profile of the aircraft fuselage as if it were an actual window. The external part comprises a paint scheme that is indistinguishable from an actual window and which is placed on the outside of the aircraft fuselage in registry with the conformal display in the aircraft's interior.

Abstract: It describes an aircraft access door, in particular a boarding and landing access door arranged centrally on a fuselage portion of the aircraft and perpendicularly relative to a longitudinal axis of the aircraft, the access door being formed by a wing fairing disposed adjacent to a fuselage floor and a fuselage fairing associated with the wing fairing, the wing fairing being provided with rotational means positioned below the floor, the fuselage fairing being provided of access means interconnecting the floor to the ground. It further describes an aircraft provided with an access door, particularly a boarding and landing access door, arranged centrally on a fuselage portion of the aircraft and perpendicularly to a longitudinal axis of the aircraft.