Emergency Equipment Configuration Guide

A320 Family
Emergency
Equipment
Configuration Guide
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Emergency Equipment Configuration Guide
A320 Family
Issue 6, Revision 0
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Document in accordance with the following Standard Specifications:
A319-100N J 000 01000N issue 02

A320-200N D 000 02000N issue 02
A321-200NX E 000 02000NX issue 02

SA03CC2300012
A320 Family
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A320 Family Table of contents
Title Table of contents Title
Introduction 00-00
Emergency 25-60
Escape facilities - cabin 25-62
First aid equipment 25-64
Miscellaneous emergency equipment 25-65
Floatation and survival equipment 25-66
Portable fire extinguisher 26-24
Flight crew portable oxygen devices 35-31
Cabin attendants portable oxygen devices 35-32
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Detailed table of contents
Introduction 1
00.00.220 - Introduction 2
00.00.222 - Emergency - Glossary 10
Emergency 11
25.60.000 - Cabin emergency equipment - General information 12
Escape facilities - cabin 23

25.62.100 - Emergency evacuation slides at fwd and aft pax/crew/service doors alternate equipment 24
(SFE)
25.62.102 - Installation of slide rafts at fwd and aft passenger/crew/service doors (SFE) 28
25.62.105 - Survival kits (4) selection associated with installation of slide rafts (SFE) 34
25.62.106 - Installation of additional life rafts (SFE) 38
25.62.150 - Installation of life lines at overwing emergency exits (SFE) 48
First aid equipment 51

25.64.600 - Installation of first aid kits in cabin (BFE) 52
25.64.610 - Installation of emergency medical kits in cabin (BFE) 58
25.64.616 - Installation of universal precaution kits in cabin (BFE) 62
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Miscellaneous emergency equipment 65

25.65.002 - Cockpit flashlights alternate equipment (SFE) 66
25.65.003 - Installation of cockpit flashlight (SFE) for third occupant on rear RH cockpit area 74
25.65.004 - Installation of cockpit flashlight (SFE) for fourth occupant on coat stowage 78
25.65.305 - Installation of portable Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT) survival type (BFE) 82
25.65.306 - Brackets/carry off bag for portable Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) survival type 88
(BFE)
25.65.307 - Installation of programming dongle for ELT (BFE) 92
25.65.600 - Installation of flashlights in cabin (SFE) 96
25.65.630 - Installation of safety belt extensions (BFE) 102
25.65.640 - Installation of infant safety belts (BFE) 108
25.65.645 - Installation of demo safety belts (BFE) 114
25.65.650 - Installation of megaphones (SFE) 118
25.65.665 - Installation of fireproof gloves in cabin (SFE) 124
25.65.680 - Installation of crash axes in cabin (SFE) 126
25.65.686 - Installation of crow bar in cabin (SFE) 130
Floatation and survival equipment 133

25.66.000 - Life vests - General information 134
25.66.600 - Installation of life vests for passengers (BFE) 136
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25.66.601 - Installation of life vests for cockpit crew (BFE) 142
25.66.605 - Installation of life vests for cabin crew (BFE) 146
25.66.610 - Installation of life vests for infants (BFE) 150
25.66.620 - Installation of spare life vests (BFE) 154
25.66.630 - Installation of demo life vests (BFE) 158
25.66.650 - Installation of baby life rafts (BFE) 162
Portable fire extinguisher 167

26.24.000 - Fire extinguishers - General information and typical installation 168
26.24.115 - Cockpit portable halon free fire extinguisher equipment (SFE) 172
26.24.602 - Installation of portable halon free fire extinguisher in cabin (SFE) 176
26.24.620 - Installation of portable water fire extinguishers in cabin (SFE) 180
Flight crew portable oxygen devices 185

35.31.108 - Cockpit Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) alternate equipment 186
Cabin attendants portable oxygen devices 195

35.32.490 - Portable oxygen devices - General information 196
35.32.502 - Installation of Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) in cabin (SFE) 198
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35.32.620 - Installation of portable oxygen cylinders in cabin - AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 11.0 cuft outlet 208
code A (SFE)
35.32.629 - Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder in cabin (SFE) 214
35.32.631 - Installation of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code A (SFE) 224
35.32.640 - Installation of demo oxygen masks in cabin (SFE) 230
35.32.650 - Installation of manual release tools for passenger oxygen system (SFE) 234
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A320 Family Introduction 00-00
Reference Title
00.00.220 Introduction
00.00.222 Emergency - Glossary
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00-00 Introduction A320 Family
00.00.220 - Introduction
Description 3) Instructions for use

This Configuration Guide encompasses a wide range of
1) General options and in some circumstances, it is possible that a
This Configuration Guide is dedicated to the aircraft particular combination of options cannot be achieved.
models and associated Standard Specifications indicat- Therefore, the Configuration Guide must be used in
ed on the first page. conjunction with the expertise and assistance of Airbus.
This Configuration Guide offers various options defined
as "Airbus preferred solutions" to the customer. 4) Lead-times
When used in conjunction with the Standard Specifica- This Configuration Guide shows items for which a pre-
tion and the other Configuration Guides a complete cus- defined technical solution has been developed and for
tomization of the Aircraft is possible through the which the lead-times have been studied. Provided the
selection of the different items and associated technical schedule as defined in the customer definition mile-
solutions. stone chart is respected, these items can be installed
without affecting the delivery lead-time.
2) Basic aircraft
This Configuration Guide starts from the theoretical ba- Caution:
sic aircraft as shown in the reference layout for weight Some items require longer lead-time than normal, and
and performance calculations of the corresponding therefore customer decisions prior to Contractual Defi-
Standard Specification and incorporating any relevant nition Freeze (CDF) deadlines. These items are high-
Manufacturer Specification Change Notice (MSCN). lighted in this catalogue by a special remark: "Subject to
lead-time constraints". For these items, specific deci-
sion deadlines shall be identified in customer definition
milestones.
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00.00.220 - Introduction (Continued)
5) Catalogue presentation As far as possible, the arrangement of the items follows

On each page, the following information is provided: the ATA 100 classification. The items are sorted by nu-
• Air Transport Association of America (ATA) title and merical order of reference numbers within a given ATA
section number chapter.
• date of the issue of the catalogue The different options bear a 7-digit reference number:
• option reference.
(e.g: 26.24.600) showing first the ATA (e.g. 26) and sub-
For each item, the description is structured in subparts: ATA (e.g. 24) classification, followed by a running num-
• objective of the item ber (e.g. 600).
• basic aircraft definition related to the item Each technical solution (TDU) is referenced by a two-
• description of the item in terms of modifications, in digit number (e.g. 02).
some cases commented by a note and/or illustrated All items are listed in the Table Of Content (TOC) and
by drawings
• EPAC selection mode for the item shows whether the duplicated at the beginning of each chapter.
item is selectable by individual or global Request For
Change (RFC)/Specification Change Notice (SCN) Definition of titles:
procedure "... equipment selection", "... alternate equipment", "pro-
• technical solutions: a table describes all technical so- visions for...", "Installation of...".
lutions (called TDU: Technical Description Unit) as-
sociated to the item. a) items titled "... equipment selection" relate to items
where the standard specification offers a choice of basic
Note: For comparison purposes, some tables also show equipment. For such items the customer is requested to
the basic aircraft equipment, labelled Std (Standard) in select from one of the choices on offer, unless alternate
the TDU column. equipment is required.
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b) items titled "...alternate equipment" relate to items Selection conditions

where the customer can choose equipment alternate to Specific selection conditions may be associated to an
that defined in the Standard Specification. item and are identified by an icon and a special remark
visible in the TDU table (see example in the figure here-
c) items titled "Provisions for..." relate to items where after).
the customer can add structural and/or system provi- Such solutions may be at the initial phases of develop-
sions to prepare the a/c for later installation. ment or first application on Airbus aircraft. For these
items commitment to quality, industrial and technical ca-
d) items titled "Installation of..." relate to items where the pabilities, on time delivery and customer support de-
customer can add functions/equipment/systems on top pend on successful product qualification and proof of
of the standard definition. compliance with Airbus performance requirements and
customer expectations.
Airbus preferred solutions
They demonstrate full compliance with Airbus perfor- Weights
mance requirements (unless a selection condition is Weight definitions are as follows:
specified) proving their capabilities to meet Airbus and • MWE: Effect of RFC/SCN on Manufacturer's Weight
customer expectations. All these items commit to quali- Empty
ty, industrial and technical capabilities, on time delivery • OWE: Effect of RFC/SCN on Operator's Weight
Empty
and customer support. • APL: Effect of RFC/SCN on Available Payload
All weights quoted are for one off unless otherwise stat-
ed.
• TBD: Weight effects have yet to be determined for
RFC/SCN
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• Negl: Weight effect is small and will be taken as zero These RFCs/SCNs are issued before CDF directly on
for individual RFC/SCN customer request except if their content is to be adapt-
• Wt in Global SCN: Weight is part of the relevant glo- ed.
bal RFC/SCN.
Weights for alternative items are delta weights to the Global RFC/SCN
corresponding Standard Specification unless otherwise The global RFC consists of a checklist containing items
stated. with considerable interdependence and equivalent lead
Where the EPAC selection mode is Global the weight of times. The global RFC leads to the global SCN which
the item shall be part of the relevant Global RFC/SCN. groups all selected items.
Any weights shown in the catalogue for such items are
for guidance only. Individual RFC/SCN
For some individual RFC/SCN the weight is dependent The selection of individual items not covered by global
on customer requirements, e.g. certain BFE items. The RFC/SCN is achieved via individual RFCs/SCNs.
weights for such items shall be taken for guidance only
and will be identified as such. Specific customer request
Items that are not mentioned in this Guide, or corre-
6) Definition handling sponding to a modified item, require specific customer
The customer's selection is recorded by Airbus in RFC requests as a special feasibility study has to be initiated.
forms. It is therefore essential for customers to review the Con-
Then, a SCN is issued by Airbus, based on a customer's figuration Guide as soon as possible to identify which of
RFC, and is submitted for customer's signature. their requirements are covered and which are not.
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This will allow the customers, with the assistance of Air-

bus, to raise in time the necessary specific requests re-
lated to items which are not covered by this Guide.
Such specific requests shall necessarily have an impact
in terms of lead-times and resources and shall conse-
quently lead to constraints and decisions that shall be
discussed in good faith between the customer and Air-
bus. Airbus hereby forewarns that this may lead to the
infeasibility of certain requests.
7) Buyer's responsibility
All installation of equipment by any entity other than the
Manufacturer (including but not limited to the Buyer) for
which provisions are made or which are post-delivery of
the aircraft shall be made under the sole and full respon-
sibility of the Buyer.
The Buyer shall hold harmless and indemnify the Man-
ufacturer against any claims or/and damages related di-
rectly or indirectly to an incorrect installation of an
equipment or to such equipment itself, whether defec-
tive or not.
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Figure 00-00-1 - Typical page description
Detailed description page Chapter cover page

with a list of available items
Option reference and title ATA title and section number
35-32 Cabin attendant portable oxygen devices A320 Family A320 Family Cabin attendant portable oxygen devices 35-32
35.32.640 - Installation of demo oxygen masks in cabin (SFE)
Reference Title
Objective 35.32.490 Portable oxygen devices - General information
To show passengers how to use their oxygen mask.
35.32.502 Installation of Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) in cabin (SFE)
Basic aircraft 35.32.620 Installation of portable oxygen cylinders in cabin - AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 11.0 cuft outlet
2 demo oxygen masks are provided. code A (SFE)
35.32.629 Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder in cabin (SFE)
Description
The demo oxygen mask is a non-functional unit and is 35.32.631 Installation of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code A (SFE)
used by the cabin attendant for passenger briefings and
35.32.640 Installation of demo oxygen masks in cabin (SFE)
instruction.
Demo oxygen masks are located in accordance with the 35.32.650 Installation of manual release tools for passenger oxygen system (SFE)
customized emergency equipment drawing.
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
EECG Issue 4 Revision 7, June 2015 35.32.640 Page 224 EECG Issue 4 Revision 7, June 2015 Page 193
Option reference Short name of the catalogue and issue date Page number
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Figure 00-00-2 - Example of technical solutions description table
Equipment information:
Technical Applicable Weight - reference
solution Title of the technical series information MWE : Manufacturer’s Weight Empty - vendor
OWE : Operational Weight Empty
identifier solution and additional per series APL : Allowable Payload Charge - PN (part number)
(TDU) remarks - quantity
- status (BFE or SFE)
Table 25-65-2 - Technical solutions description
TDU Title (Remarks) Appl. Weight (kg) Equipment Equipment Equipment QTY STS
MWE/OWE/APL reference supplier PN
02 Installation of cockpit flash- A319-100N 0.0/0.7/-0.7 Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0001- 1 SFE

light (SFE) for third occupant - A320-200N 0.0/0.7/-0.7
A321-200NX 0.0/0.7/-0.7 LUMINESCENT 214
ASTRONICS LSI, PN P2-07- 0.0/0.7/-0.7
0001-214 SYSTEMS INC
Beige colour.
Special batteries installed.
Delivered as a kit with its own bracket.
Automatically activated when removed
from its bracket.

A321-200NX 0.0/0.7/-0.7 LUMINESCENT 001
ASTRONICS LSI, PN P2-07- 0.0/0.7/-0.7
0012-001 SYSTEMS INC
D-cells battery installed.
Delivered with Airbus bracket.
Manually activated.

A321-200NX 0.0/0.7/-0.7 LUMINESCENT 002
ASTRONICS LSI (PN P2-07- 0.0/0.7/-0.7
0015-002) SYSTEMS INC
Grey colour.
from its bracket.
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00.00.222 - Emergency - Glossary
Description OWE: Operating Weight Empty

ABD: AirBus Directive and procedure OWE: OverWing Exit
AED: Automated External Defibrillator OWD: OverWing Door
AIR-OPS: Air Operations PA: Public Address
APL: Allowable Payload Change PBE: Protective Breathing Equipment
ATA: Air Transport Association of America PN: Part Number
BFE: Buyer Furnished Equipment RFC: Request For Change
C/A: Cabin Attendant RFID: Radio Frequency IDentification
CAS: Cabin Attendant Seat RH: Right Hand
CAA: Civil Aviation Authority SAR: Search And Rescue
CDF: Contractual Definition Freeze SCN: Specification Change Notice
CODD: Contractual On Dock Date SFE: Seller Furnished Equipment
EASA: European Aviation Safety Agency TDU: Technical Description Unit
ELT: Emergency Locator Transmitter TSO: Technical Standard Order
ELT-S: Emergency Locator Transmitter Survival type VCI: Video Control Insert
EPAC: Entity Per Aircraft Change
FAA: Federal Aviation Administration
FAR: Federal Aviation Regulations
ICAO: International Civil Aviation Organization
LH: Left Hand
MSCN: Manufacturer's Specification Change Notice
MWE: Manufacturer's Weight Empty
OHSC: Overhead Stowage Compartment
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A320 Family Emergency 25-60
Reference Title
25.60.000 Cabin emergency equipment - General information
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25-60 Emergency A320 Family
25.60.000 - Cabin emergency equipment - General information
Description there is no specific indication, emergency equipment is

The aim of emergency equipment is to provide the crew usually installed in an OverHead Stowage Compart-
and passengers with sufficient means necessary to ment (OHSC).
handle safely hazardous situations that could occur in
the aircraft. To help the customer to decide its locations, Figures 25-
60-7 to 25-60-9 indicate the volume and payload per
The emergency equipment definition (selection and lo- type of OHSC, as well as the standard OHSC configu-
cation) has to be made in accordance with airworthi- ration in an uncustomized A320 Family aircraft.
ness and operational requirements. • note 1: Some OHSCs may not be installed due to
cabin configuration constraints (installation of gal-
Figures 25-60-1 to 25-60-6 show the typical emergency leys, lavatories, full-height stowages, etc.), or use of
equipment configuration, in the cabin and in the cockpit, the forward LH emergency exit door as a passenger/
crew/service door on A321NX
for all A320 Family aircraft types. • note 2: Installation of emergency equipment is not al-
lowed in an OHSC with a key-lock.
In the cabin, after the selection of emergency equip-
ment, the customer has to decide, in accordance with After the customer has frozen its equipment selection
AIRBUS contracts engineering, their locations. When and locations, a final emergency equipment layout
emergency equipment can be installed at a specific lo- drawing shall be produced by AIRBUS. This drawing
cation (Cabin Attendant (C/A) seat, door frame, bulk- will reflect actual positioning of all emergency items as
head, etc.), there is a typical location figure after the well as a detailed list of their Part Numbers (PNs), with
drawing of the equipment itself in this catalogue. When related quantity and BFE/SFE status, in the same way
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25.60.000 - Cabin emergency equipment - General information (Continued)
as the standard ones presented here. This drawing

shall be the only valid document for cabin checks by the
Buyer at aircraft delivery.
Note
• Figures may not fully reflect the latest cabin design
(without functional impact). For detailed selection,
please refer to the corresponding EPAC/TDU
• Regular brackets for SFE equipment shall be provid-
ed by AIRBUS. Only specific brackets require specif-
ic RFC.
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Figure 25-60-1 - Typical emergency equipment configuration (A319N)
C12 C14 C16 C18 C20 C21 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C34 C35 C36 C37 C38 C39 C40 C41 C42 C43 C44 C45 C46 C47 C52 C53 C54 C55 C56 C57 C58 C59 C60 C61 C62 C63 C64 C65 C66 C67 C68 C69 C70
563.0"
638.5"
673.0"
238.3"
353.0"
1051.0"
1074.0"
1178.0"
UERF ZONE BETWEEN C27-C41
IN OHSC WITH PARTITION (B)

IN COCKPIT
FWD BOX
C38-C43
53
IN OHSC FULLY USED (A)
IN CAS
IN CAS HEADREST
52 9c D 10 C
C20-C21
51 C 57 9b D 8
3x
50 F 54 2 9a D 7 3
2x 2x
1 F 3 1 F 3 5 4 4 5 2 12 I 1 F 3
2x 5x
ON DOOR FRAME LINING
ON BULKHEAD FWD
C38-C43
IN CAS HEADREST
IN CAS HEADREST
IN CAS HEADREST
FWD BOX
7 7 9a D 6a 14 S 7
5x
STOWAGE AFT OF CAS

8 8 9b D 6b B 8
C63-C65
AFT BOX
10 C 10 C 9c D 10 C
C20-C21
IN CAS
IN CAS
IN CAS
(A) NOT USABLE FOR PASSENGER LUGGAGE

(B) PARTIALLY USABLE FOR PASSENGER LUGGAGE
(C) FOR P/N REFER TO APPLICABLE CONTRACTUAL SPECIFICATION, APPLICABLE
MSCN'S AND A/C INSPECTION REPORT AT TIME OF A/C DELIVERY
(D) NUMBER OF LIVE VEST IN ACCORDANCE WITH NUMBER OF PASSENGER SEATS
(E) REQUIRED FOR FAA CERTIFICATION ONLY
(F) DETAILED OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND IMPACTS ON THE CABIN ARE
THE AIRLINES RESPONSIBILITY.
UERF UNCONTAINED ENGINE ROTOR FAILURE
AIRBUS REMAINS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE A/C TYPE CERTIFICATION.
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MD EQUIPMENT LIST COCKPIT EQUIPMENT LIST
ITEM PIC EQUIPMENT REFERENCE QTY VENDOR P/N STAT RFC ITEM PIC EQUIPMENT REFERENCE QTY VENDOR P/N STAT RFC
1 F 50 F
1 CABIN PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER -HALON FREE- 3 UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010D SFE 50 COCKPIT PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER -HALON FREE- 1 UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010D SFE
2 51 C
2 OXYGEN CYLINDER / MASK ASSEMBLY -11.0 CU FT- 4 AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 3552AAADAACXCD SFE 51 LIFE VEST -COCKPIT CREW- 3 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXC BFE
3 52
B/E AEROSPACE SYSTEMS
3 CABIN PROTECTIVE BREATHING EQUIPMENT 4 E28180-20-0006 SFE 52 COCKPIT CRASH AXE 1 EIS AIRCRAFT EIS76014-10000 SFE
GMBH
4 53
INNOVINT AIRCRAFT INTERIOR
4 FIRST AID KIT 2 6240-87S BFE 53 COCKPIT FIREPROOF GLOVES 1 BENNETT SAFETYWEAR LTD FKK8-35KL SFE
GMBH
5 54
ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT
5 MEGAPHONE 2 ACR ELECTRONICS ACREM1A SFE 54 COCKPIT FLASHLIGHT 2 SYSTEMS INC P2-07-0012-001 SFE
6a 57
6a PORTABLE ELT 1 HONEYWELL ASCA INC 51090368-1 BFE 57 COCKPIT PROTECTIVE BREATHING EQUIPMENT 1 E28180-20-0006 SFE
GMBH
6b B
6b PORTABLE ELT -BRACKET- 1 HONEYWELL ASCA INC 51090370-1 BFE

7
ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT
7 CABIN FLASHLIGHT 4 SYSTEMS INC P2-07-0012-001 SFE
8
B/E AEROSPACE OXYGEN SYST
8 MANUAL RELEASE TOOL 4 995000 SFE
PRODUCT LENEXA
9a D
9a SAFETY BELT -DEMO- 2 AMSAFE AVIATION 2011-6-XXX-XXXX BFE

9b D
9b OXYGEN MASK -DEMO- 2 AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 289-1001 SFE

9c D
9c LIFE VEST -DEMO- 2 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXD BFE

10 C
10 LIFE VEST -CREW- 4 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXC BFE

12 I
12 LIFE VEST -INFANT- 5 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE

14 S
14 LIFE VEST -SPARE- 5 SWITLIK PARACHUTE, INC. P01400-2XX BFE

100 P
100 LIFE VEST -PASSENGER- 134 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE
ESCAPE SLIDES FWD DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE

101
ESCAPE SLIDES AFT DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
109 ESCAPE SLIDES OVERWING EXIT L&R 5 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
A.1 - FIRST RELEASE. 02/07/2021
REV DESCRIPTION DATE
REVISION
THIS CABIN DOCUMENT AND ANY REVISION WILL ONLY BE EFFECTIVE AFTER CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT.
AT THE TIME OF INSURANCE OF THIS DRAWING, SUCH DRAWING IS COMPLIANT WITH THE EASA TYPE CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS.
THIS DRAWING IS THE PROPERTY OF AIRBUS - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
A319-100N EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR: AIB
STD SPEC: 1.1
TYPE CERTIFICATION:
EASA
AIRBUS
DATE: 02/07/2021
FLEET: VERSION: DRWG NO: AIB 319-80.20879 REV: A ITE: 1
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C12 C14 C16 C18 C20 C21 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31 C32 C33 C34 C35 C35.1 C35.2 C35.3 C35.4 C35.5 C35.6 C35.7 C35.8 C36 C37 C38 C39 C40 C41 C42 C43 C44 C45 C46 C47 C47.1 C47.2 C47.3 C47.4 C47.5 C48 C49 C50 C51 C52 C53 C54 C55 C56 C57 C58 C59 C60 C61 C62 C63 C64 C65 C66 C67 C68 C69 C70
1471.0"
1494.0"
1598.0"
238.3"
353.0"
794.0"
904.0"

UERF ZONE BETWEEN C35.3-C41

IN COCKPIT
AFT BOX
C48-C50
C63-C65
53 14 S 9c D
IN CAS
IN CAS
ON BULKHEAD FWD
5x
IN CAS HEADREST
52 10 C 12 I 9b D 10 C
5x
FWD BOX
C20-C21
C38-C43
51 C 57 7 3 9a D 8
3x
50 F 54 2 25 1 F 2 2 4 7 3
2x 2x 2x
1 F 3 1 F 3 5 4 25 5 3 1 F
C38-C43
IN CAS HEADREST
IN CAS HEADREST
IN CAS HEADREST
FWD BOX
7 7 9a D 6a 7
8 8 9b D 6b B 8
C63-C65
AFT BOX
10 C 10 C 9c D 10 C
C20-C21
IN CAS
IN CAS
IN CAS

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1 F 50 F
2 51 C
3 52
GMBH
4 53
GMBH
5 54
5 MEGAPHONE 2 ACR ELECTRONICS ACREM1A SFE 54 COCKPIT FLASHLIGHT 2 ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT P2-07-0012-001 SFE
SYSTEMS INC
6a 57
GMBH
6b B

7
7 CABIN FLASHLIGHT 4 ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT P2-07-0012-001 SFE

SYSTEMS INC
8
PRODUCT LENEXA
9a D

9b D

9c D

10 C

12 I

14 S
14 LIFE VEST -SPARE- 5 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE

100 P
ESCAPE SLIDES FWD DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE

101
ESCAPE SLIDES AFT DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
109 ESCAPE SLIDES OVERWING EXIT L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
REVISION
A320-200N EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR: AIB
STD SPEC: 1.1
TYPE CERTIFICATION:
EASA
AIRBUS
DATE: 05/07/2021
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Figure 25-60-5 - Typical emergency equipment configuration (A321NX)
C12 C14 C16 C18 C20 C21 C23 C24 C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31 C32 C33 C34 C35 C35.1 C35.2 C35.3 C35.4 C35.5 C35.6 C35.7 C35.8 C36 C37 C38 C39 C40 C41 C42 C43 C44 C45 C46 C47 C47.1 C47.2 C47.3 C47.4 C47.5 C48 C49 C50 C51 C52 C53 C54 C55 C56 C57 C58 C59 C60 C61 C62 C63 C64 C65 C66 C67 C68 C69 C70
1471.0"
1494.0"
1598.0"
238.3"
353.0"
794.0"
904.0"
UERF ZONE BETWEEN C35.3-C41

IN COCKPIT
AFT BOX
C48-C50
C63-C65
53 14 S 9c D
IN CAS
IN CAS
ON BULKHEAD FWD
5x
IN CAS HEADREST
52 10 C 12 I 9b D 10 C
5x
FWD BOX
C20-C21
C38-C43
51 C 57 7 3 9a D 8
3x
50 F 54 2 25 1 F 2 2 4 7 3
2x 2x 2x
1 F 3 1 F 3 5 4 25 5 3 1 F
C38-C43
IN CAS HEADREST
IN CAS HEADREST
IN CAS HEADREST
FWD BOX
7 7 9a D 6a 7
8 8 9b D 6b B 8
C63-C65
AFT BOX
10 C 10 C 9c D 10 C
C20-C21
IN CAS
IN CAS
IN CAS

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Figure 25-60-6 - Typical emergency equipment configuration (A321NX)
1 F 50 F
2 51 C
3 52
GMBH
4 53
GMBH
5 54
5 MEGAPHONE 2 ACR ELECTRONICS ACREM1A SFE 54 COCKPIT FLASHLIGHT 2 ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT P2-07-0012-001 SFE
SYSTEMS INC
6a 57
GMBH
6b B

7
7 CABIN FLASHLIGHT 5 ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT P2-07-0012-001 SFE

SYSTEMS INC
8
PRODUCT LENEXA
9a D

9b D

9c D

10 C

12 I

14 S
14 LIFE VEST -SPARE- 5 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE

25
25 LIFE LINES 2 AMSAFE AVIATION 505256-401 SFE

100 P
ESCAPE WIDE SLIDES AFT DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
103
ESCAPE WIDE SLIDES FWD DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
107 ESCAPE SLIDES DOOR 3 L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
108 ESCAPE SLIDES OVERWING DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE
REVISION
A321-200NX EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR: AIB
STD SPEC: 1.1
TYPE CERTIFICATION:
EASA
AIRBUS
DATE: 05/07/2021
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Figure 25-60-7 - Selection of typical OHSC boxes in aircraft
Loading capacity Loading capacity
4-frame box Special box C38 to C43 with 3 doors
(except A321NX)
1 38-38 kg
8a 38-38-9 kg
1042 mm 1042 mm
1042 mm 1060 mm 96 mm
Special conical box C63 to C66
Special box C38 to C43 with 2 doors
3 19-38 kg (A321NX only)
557 mm 1036 mm 8b 38-42 kg

2-frame conical box 1042 mm 1156 mm
4a 4b 38 kg
Special 2-frame box C48
1018 mm to C50 (A321NX only)*
2-frame box
9 20 kg
4c 38 kg 1018 mm
1018 mm Special box C61 to C62 (LH shown)

1-frame conical box
19-11 kg
10
5
19 kg 503 mm 325 mm
484 mm
Spacer conical box C20 to C21 Special box C30 to C36 (A319N only)
6 15 kg 11 19-38 kg
508 mm 1042 mm
245 mm
Special conical box C63 to C64 Special box C59 to C63 (A321NX only)
7 19-8 kg 12 38-19-11 kg
485 mm 210 mm 1042.3 mm 527.4 mm 325.2 mm
Dimensions shown are "inner"dimensions of OHSC.

* Reduced volume due to installed bottle for slides.
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Figure 25-60-8 - Typical OHSC arrangement in aircraft (A319N/A320N)
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C34
C35
C36
C37
C38
C39
C40
C41
C42
C43
C44
C45
C46
C47
C52
C53
C54
C55
C56
C57
C58
C59
C60
C61
C62
C63
C64
C65
C66
C67
C68
A319N
1 1 11 4c 8a 1 1 1 1 3
1 1 11 4c 8a 1 1 1 1 7
Due to A319N requirements installation of pressurized items is not possible in area C27-C41
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32
C33
C34
C35
C36
C37
C38
C39
C40
C41
C42
C43
C44
C45
C46
C47
C48
C49
C50
C51
C52
C53
C54
C55
C56
C57
C58
C59
C60
C61
C62
C63
C64
C65
C66
C67
C68
A320N
1 1 1 1 8a 1 1 1 1 1 3
1 1 1 1 8a 1 1 1 1 1 7
Due to A320N requirements installation of pressurized items is not possible in area C30-C41
Remaining space depends on size of installed VCC

Typical emergency equipment position in OHSC
In case of ACT installation or provision, OHSC C45-47 volume is reduced by 50%
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Figure 25-60-9 - Typical OHSC arrangement in aircraft (A321NX)
C48 A
C52 A
C35.1
C35.2
C35.3
C35.4
C35.5
C35.6
C35.7
C35.8
C47.1
C47.2
C47.3
C47.4
C47.5
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32
C33
C34
C35
C36
C37
C38
C39
C40
C41
C42
C43
C44
C45
C46
C47
C48
C49
C50
C51
C52
C53
C54
C55
C56
C57
C58
C59
C60
C61
C62
C63
C64
C65
C66
C67
C68
A321NX
1 1 1 1 1 1 8b 1 1 4a 5 1 1 1 7
9
1 1 1 1 1 1 8b 1 1 4a 9 5 1 1 12
Due to A321NX requirements installation of pressurized items is not possible in area C35.3-C41
Remaining space depends on size of installed VCC

Typical emergency equipment position in OHSC
In case of ACT installation or provision, OHSC C47-47.2 volume is reduced by 50%
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A320 Family Escape facilities - cabin 25-62
Reference Title
25.62.100 Emergency evacuation slides at fwd and aft pax/crew/service doors alternate equipment
(SFE)
25.62.102 Installation of slide rafts at fwd and aft passenger/crew/service doors (SFE)
25.62.105 Survival kits (4) selection associated with installation of slide rafts (SFE)
25.62.106 Installation of additional life rafts (SFE)
25.62.150 Installation of life lines at overwing emergency exits (SFE)
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25-62 Escape facilities - cabin A320 Family
25.62.100 - Emergency evacuation slides at fwd and aft pax/crew/service doors
alternate equipment (SFE)
Objective
To facilitate exit of the aircraft via the inflated slide at
normal sill height at forward and aft passenger/crew/
service doors.
Basic aircraft
A319-100N, A320-200N: Forward and aft passenger/
crew/service door slides are installed without re-entry
line.
A321NX: Forward and aft passenger/crew/service door
wides slides are installed (without re-entry line).
Description
A319-100N, A320-200N: The basic forward and aft pas-
senger/crew/service door slides are replaced by wide
slides for MAX PAX Configuration. See CCG for Max
Seating Capacity - EPAC CN25.21.050.
EPAC selection mode

Individual
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Figure 25-62-1 - Escape slide arrangement (A319N/A320N)
Escape slide
Escape slide
Escape slide
Escape slide
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Figure 25-62-2 - Escape slide arrangement (A321NX)
Escape wide slide * Escape slide Escape wide slide *
Escape wide slide * Escape slide Escape wide slide *
* Basic for A321NX
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Std Emergency evacuation slides A320-200N Escape slide, AIR CRUISERS D31517-917 2 SFE
basic equipment (SFE) - AIR passenger/crew/
CRUISERS (D31517-917 & service door (Aft
D31516-917) L+R)
A320-200N : Subject to certification
Escape slide, AIR CRUISERS D31516-917 2 SFE

passenger/crew/
service door (Fwd
L+R)
18 Emergency evacuation wide A320-200N Escape wide slide, AIR CRUISERS D30665-913 2 SFE
slides alternate equipment pax/crew/service
(SFE) - AIR CRUISERS door (Aft L+R)
(D30665-913/D30664-913)
BASIC on A321-200NX.
Mandatory for max pax configuration with Escape wide slide, AIR CRUISERS D30664-913 2 SFE
non-overwater operation. pax/crew/service
A320-200N : Subject to certification door (Fwd L+R)
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25.62.102 - Installation of slide rafts at fwd and aft passenger/crew/service doors
(SFE)
Objective In addition, the following emergency equipments are in-
To install inflatable evacuation slide rafts at the forward cluded in this option:
and aft passenger/crew/service doors, to enable over- • 4 survival kits (FAA, EASA/EU, or CAA type has to be
water operation capability. selected via CN25.62.105).
• 1 life line per overwing emergency exit (A319N/
Basic aircraft A320N/A321NX only).
The forward and aft passenger/crew/service doors are
equipped with automatically deployable and inflatable Note
• Escape slides at overwing emergency exits (A319N/
escape slides. A320N/A321NX) and emergency exit doors
(A321NX) remain installed.
Description • Installation of slide rafts in conjunction with
The basic escape slides installed at the forward and aft CN02.12.117/05 - Aircraft compliance with FAR 121,
passenger/crew/service doors are replaced by inflat- requires prior acceptance of one (1) CN25.65.305 -
able evacuation slide rafts. Installation of portable ELT survival types (BFE).
• Installation of slide rafts in conjunction with
The rated capacity for each of the four slide rafts is 44 CN02.12.122/04 - Compliance with AIR-OPS - sub-
persons, with an overload capacity of 55 persons each. part K, L and S requirements - requires prior accep-
The maximum authorized capacity is 3x55=165 occu- tance of two (2) CN25.65.305 - Installation of
pants (taking into account the event of a loss of one portable ELT survival types (BFE).
slide of the largest rated capacity). For layouts of more
EPAC selection mode
than 165 occupants, additional life rafts need to be in- Individual
stalled (see CN25.62.106).
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Figure 25-62-3 - Escape slide and slide raft arrangement (A319N/A320N)
Slide raft Slide raft
Escape slide
Escape slide
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Figure 25-62-4 - Escape slide and slide raft arrangement (A321NX)
Slide raft Escape slide Slide raft
Escape slide
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30 Instal. of slide rafts at fwd and A321-200NX 6,0/94,0/-94,0 Evacuation slide- AIR CRUISERS D30665-915 2 SFE
aft pax/crew/service doors raft, aft passenger/
(SFE) - AIR CRUISERS - crew/service door
(A321NX 1 OWD) LH/RH
A321-200NX : Subject to certification
Evacuation slide- AIR CRUISERS D30664-915 2 SFE

raft, fwd passenger/
crew/service door
LH/RH
Life lines AMSAFE 1086-1-011- 2 SFE
AVIATION 8235
31 Instal. of slide rafts at fwd and A321-200NX 6,0/94,0/-94,0 Evacuation slide- AIR CRUISERS D30665-915 2 SFE
aft pax/crew/service doors raft, aft passenger/
(SFE) - AIR CRUISERS - crew/service door
(A321NX 2 OWD) LH/RH

crew/service door
LH/RH
AVIATION 8235
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32 Installation of slide rafts at fwd A319-100N 6,0/94,0/-94,0 Evacuation slide- AIR CRUISERS D30665-915 2 SFE
and aft pax/crew/service doors raft, aft passenger/
(SFE) - AIR CRUISERS (A319) crew/service door
LH/RH
crew/service door
LH/RH
AVIATION 8235
33 Installation of slide rafts at fwd A320-200N 6,0/94,0/-94,0 Evacuation slide- AIR CRUISERS D30665-915 2 SFE
and aft pax/crew/service doors raft, aft passenger/
(SFE) - AIR CRUISERS (A320) crew/service door
LH/RH
crew/service door
LH/RH
AVIATION 8235
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25.62.105 - Survival kits (4) selection associated with installation of slide rafts (SFE)
Objective
To provide passengers with first aid treatment, high en-
ergy food and water.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Contents of the survival kits depend on local airworthi-
ness and operational requirements.
Survival kits are located in accordance with the custom-
ized emergency equipment drawing. They have to be
installed adjacent to the exits.
Note
• Requires prior acceptance of CN25.62.102 - Installa-
tion of slide rafts at fwd and aft passenger/crew/ser-
vice doors (SFE)
• Survival kits required to fulfill specific operational re-
quirements have to be selected via specific individual
Request For Change (RFC).
EPAC selection mode

Individual
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Figure 25-62-5 - Survival Kit dimensions
Y
Z H AN DLE
VENDOR PN TDU X Y Z WEIGHT
AIR 145 mm 650 mm 270 mm 7,2 kg

CRUISERS 60128-301 07 (25.6") (10.6") (15.9 lbs)
(5.7")
AIR 196 mm 650 mm 270 mm 9,5 kg

60128-303 08 (7.7") (25.6") (10.6") (20.9 lbs)
CRUISERS
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07 Survival kits (4) selection (SFE) A319-100N 0,0/29,0/-29,0 Survival kit AIR CRUISERS 60128-301 4 SFE
- AIR CRUISERS, PN 60128-301 A320-200N 0,0/29,0/-29,0
FAR 121 compliant. A321-200NX 0,0/29,0/-29,0
08 Survival kits (4) selection (SFE) A319-100N 0,0/38,0/-38,0 Survival kit AIR CRUISERS 60128-303 4 SFE
- AIR CRUISERS, PN 60128-303 A320-200N 0,0/38,0/-38,0
AIR OPS and FAR 121 compliant. A321-200NX 0,0/38,0/-38,0
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25.62.106 - Installation of additional life rafts (SFE)
Objective 174 occupants typical arrangement:

To install additional life rafts to cover the total number of
occupants: Slide raft capacity:
• following the customized cabin layout requirements • rated 4 x 44 = 176 occupants
• in the event of a loss of one slide raft of the largest • overloaded 3 x 55 = 165 occupants
rated capacity.
Critical case:
Basic aircraft • slide raft overload capacity = 165 occupants
None. • life raft (6 persons) overload capacity = 9 occupants
Total overload capacity = 174 occupants.
Description
Additional life rafts are installed in the OHSC adjacent Note
to the passenger/crew/service door, in accordance with • Requires prior acceptance of CN25.62.102 - Installa-
the cabin emergency equipment drawing. tion of slide rafts at passenger/crew/service doors
(SFE)
Overload capacities: • Installation of additional life raft in OHSC can reduce
load capacity of adjacent stowage bin.
• Life raft (6 persons) overload capacity = 9 occupants
• Life raft (12 persons) overload capacity = 18 occu-
pants
pants
pants
pants.
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25.62.106 - Installation of additional life rafts (SFE) (Continued)
Following CRI F-GEN-01, all equipment using Non re-

chargeable lithium-ion battery (e.g. ELT, defibrillator,
etc) can't be installed in the same compartment than fol-
lowing equipment:
• Portable O2 Bottle
• Survival Kit (containing flares)
• Life rafts (equipped with survival kit containing
Flares)
• PBE
• Any other equipment with non-rechargeable Lithium
Batteries.
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
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Figure 25-62-6 - Additional life raft dimensions - AIR CRUISERS
FITS MAINTENANCE
WEIGHT CERTIF
VENDOR PN TDU X Y Z CAPACITY OVERLOAD IN INTERVAL
(Kg) (SK)
CCS MAXIMUM
889 mm 508 mm 203 mm 27.7
AIR CRUISERS 65025-113 34 25 38 FAR 121 Yes 3 years
(35") (20") (8") (61 lbs)
889 mm 508 mm 203 mm 29
AIR CRUISERS 65025-115 35 25 38 AIR OPS Yes 3 years
(35") (20") (8") (64 lbs)
889 mm 508 mm 203 mm 29.5
AIR CRUISERS 66536-107 36 36 54 FAR 121 Yes 3 years
(35") (20") (8") (65 lbs)
919 mm 549 mm 229 mm 32.2
AIR CRUISERS 66536-109 37 36 54 AIR OPS Yes 3 years
(36.2") (21.6") (9") (71 lbs)
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Figure 25-62-7 - Additional life raft dimensions - WINSLOW
Z
FITS MAINTENANCE
WEIGHT CERTIF
VENDOR PN TDU X Y Z CAPACITY OVERLOAD IN INTERVAL
(Kg) (SK)
CCS MAXIMUM
572 mm 394 mm 216 mm 20
WINSLOW 0609EFASA11412 40 6 9 FAR 121 Yes 5 years
(22.5") (15.5") (8.5") (44 lbs)
572 mm 394 mm 216 mm 20
WINSLOW 0609EFASA11512 41 6 9 AIR OPS Yes 5 years
(22.5") (15.5") (8.5") (44 lbs)
572 mm 394 mm 216 mm 25
WINSLOW 1218EFASA11412 42 12 18 FAR 121 Yes 5 years
(22.5") (15.5") (8.5") (55 lbs)
572 mm 394 mm 216 mm 25
WINSLOW 1218EFASA11612 43 12 18 AIR OPS Yes 5 years
(22.5") (15.5") (8.5") (55 lbs)
919 mm 457 mm 229 mm 30
WINSLOW 2538ECNUL11411 44 25 38 FAR 121 Yes 5 years
(36.2") (18") (9") (66 lbs)
919 mm 457 mm 229 mm 30
WINSLOW 2538ECNUL11111 45 25 38 AIR OPS Yes 5 years
(36.2") (18") (9") (66 lbs)
919 mm 457 mm 229 mm 33
(36.2") (18") (9") (73 lbs)
919 mm 457 mm 229 mm 33
(36.2") (18") (9") (73 lbs)
919 mm 457 mm 229 mm 37
(36.2") (18") (9") (81 lbs)
919 mm 457 mm 229 mm 37
(36.2") (18") (9") (81 lbs)
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Figure 25-62-8 - Additional life raft dimensions - E.A.M.
Z
FITS MAINTENANCE
WEIGHT CERTIF
VENDOR PN TDU X Y Z CAPACITY OVERLOAD IN INTERVAL COMMENTS
(Kg) (SK)
CCS MAXIMUM
533 mm 368 mm 178 mm 20
E.A.M. R0425A611 50 6 9 FAR 121 Yes 3 years
(21") (14.5") (7") (44 lbs)
533 mm 368 mm 178 mm 22 AIR OPS &
E.A.M. R0425A613 51 6 9 Yes 3 years
(21") (14.5") (7") (48 lbs) FAR 121
864 mm 406 mm 203 mm 27.5
E.A.M. R0297A611 52 12 18 FAR 121 Yes 3 years
(34") (16") (8") (60 lbs)
864 mm 406 mm 203 mm 29 AIR OPS &
E.A.M. R0297A627 53 12 18 Yes 3 years
(34") (16") (8") (64 lbs) FAR 121
889 mm 483 mm 254 mm 33.5
E.A.M. R0372A701 54 25 37 FAR 121 No 3 years OHSC installation OK
(35") (19") (10") (74 lbs)
889 mm 483 mm 254 mm 34.5 AIR OPS &
E.A.M. R0372A705 55 25 37 No 3 years OHSC installation OK
(35") (19") (10") (76 lbs) FAR 121
914 mm 368 mm 229 mm 32.5
E.A.M. R1900-701 56 36 54 FAR 121 Yes 3 years
(36") (14.5") (9") (71 lbs)
914 mm 368 mm 229 mm 35 AIR OPS &
E.A.M. R1900-703 57 36 54 Yes 3 years
(36") (14.5") (9") (76.5 lbs) FAR 121
876 mm 533 mm 241 mm 38.5 OHSC installation OK but needs
E.A.M. R0202A701 58 46 69 FAR 121 No 3 years
(34.5") (21") (9.5") (84.5 lbs) to be secured with a strap
889 mm 533 mm 254 mm 43 AIR OPS & OHSC installation OK but needs
E.A.M. R0202A719 59 46 69 No 3 years
(35") (21") (10") (94 lbs) FAR 121 to be secured with a strap
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34 Installation of life raft (25 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (25 AIR CRUISERS 65025-113 1 SFE
sons) (SFE) - AIR CRUISERS, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN persons)
PN 65025-113 (FAR 121 compli-
ant)
Fits in Center Ceiling Stowage
PN 65025-115 (AIR OPS com-
pliant)
PN 66536-107 (FAR 121 compli-
ant)
PN 66536-109 (AIR OPS com-
pliant)
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40 Installation of life raft (6 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (6 persons) WINSLOW 0609EFASA11 1 SFE
sons) (SFE) - WINSLOW, PN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN LIFERAFT 412
0609EFASA11412 (FAR 121 COMPANY
compliant)
41 Installation of life raft (6 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (6 persons) WINSLOW 0609EFASA11 1 SFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN LIFERAFT 512
0609EFASA11512 (AIR OPS COMPANY
compliant)
42 Installation of life raft (12 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (12 WINSLOW 1218EFASA11 1 SFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN persons) LIFERAFT 412
1218EFASA11412 (FAR 121 COMPANY
compliant)
43 Installation of life raft (12 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (12 WINSLOW 1218EFASA11 1 SFE
1218EFASA11612 (AIR OPS COMPANY
compliant)
44 Installation of life raft (25 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (25 WINSLOW 2538ECNUL1 1 SFE
2538ECNUL11411 (FAR 121 COMPANY
compliant)
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2538ECNUL11111 (AIR OPS COMPANY
compliant)
compliant)
compliant)
compliant)
compliant)
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50 Installation of life raft (6 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (6 persons) EASTERN AERO R0425A611 1 SFE
sons) (SFE) - EASTERN AERO A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN MARINE
MARINE, R0425A611 (FAR 121)
51 Installation of life raft (6 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (6 persons) EASTERN AERO R0425A613 1 SFE
MARINE, R0425A613 (AIR OPS
& FAR 121)
52 Installation of life raft (12 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (12 EASTERN AERO R0297A611 1 SFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN persons) MARINE
& FAR 121)
DO NOT FIT in Center Ceiling Stowage
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& FAR 121)
56 Installation of life raft (36 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (36 EASTERN AERO R1900-701 1 SFE
MARINE, R1900-701 (FAR 121)
57 Installation of life raft (36 per- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life raft (36 EASTERN AERO R1900-703 1 SFE
MARINE, R1900-703 (AIR OPS
& FAR 121)
A321-200NX persons) MARINE
A321-200NX persons) MARINE
& FAR 121)
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25.62.150 - Installation of life lines at overwing emergency exits (SFE)
Objective
To provide occupants with means to have better hold on
the wing.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Life lines are used to provide a hand hold to people
standing on the wing. They are hooked in a fitting, each
installed on the wing and at the frame of the emergency
exit.
Life lines are located in accordance with the customized
emergency equipment drawing.
Note
In case of slide raft installation (see CN25.62.102), life
lines are included.
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Figure 25-62-9 - Life lines in use
TYPICAL INSTALLATION OF LIFE LINES
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06 Installation of life lines at over- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life lines AMSAFE 1086-1-011- 2 SFE
wing emergency exit/door A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN
AVIATION 8235
(SFE) - AMSAFE
07 Installation of life lines with 2 A320-200N Wt in Global SCN Life lines AMSAFE 1086-1-011- 4 SFE
overwing emergency exits A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN
AVIATION 8235
(SFE) - AMSAFE
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A320 Family First aid equipment 25-64
Reference Title
25.64.600 Installation of first aid kits in cabin (BFE)
25.64.610 Installation of emergency medical kits in cabin (BFE)
25.64.616 Installation of universal precaution kits in cabin (BFE)
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25-64 First aid equipment A320 Family
25.64.600 - Installation of first aid kits in cabin (BFE)
Objective
To provide first aid treatment to all people in the aircraft.
Basic aircraft
Space provision for two first aid kits is allocated.
Description
The quantity and the contents of first aid kits depend on
local airworthiness and operational requirements. The
equipment has to be evenly distributed throughout the
cabin.
First aid kits are located in accordance with the custom-
ized emergency equipment drawing.
Note
Wall-mounted installation on 316" position windscreen
should not interfere with 20" passage way and 12" as-
sist space requirements.
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 25-64-1 - First aid kit
HA
ND
LE Z
X
Fits in Fits in OHSC

CAS life line
VENDOR PN TDU X Y Z WEIGHT CERTIF PLACARD headrest spacer
INNOVINT 6240-45 3.4 kg

01 205 mm 525 mm 115 mm (7.5 AIROPS Cross No No
(8.1") (20.7") (4.5") lbs) & FAR121
3.9 kg AIROPS
INNOVINT 6240-65 07 205 mm 525 mm 115 mm (8.6 lbs) & FAR121 Crescent No No
(8.1") (20.7") (4.5")
115 mm 3.9 kg AIROPS
INNOVINT 6240-35 10 205 mm 525 mm (8.6 lbs) & FAR121 Cross No No
(8.1") (20.7") (4.5")
INNOVINT 14 280 mm 280 mm 65 mm 1.5 kg

6240-97S (3.3 lbs) AIROPS Cross Yes Yes
(11.1") (11.1") (2.6")
INNOVINT 15 280 mm 280 mm 65 mm 1.5 kg FAR121

6240-98S (3.3 lbs) Cross Yes Yes
(11.1") (11.1") (2.6")
ASTRONICS 1.6 kg
LUMINESCENT S6-01-0005-306 31 254 mm 254 mm 66 mm FAR121 Cross Yes No
SYSTEMS INC (10") (10") (2.6") (3.6 lbs)
ASTRONICS
LUMINESCENT S6-01-0005-320 35 254 mm 254 mm 66 mm 1.6 kg AIROPS Cross Yes No
SYSTEMS INC (10") (10") (2.6") (3.6 lbs)
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Figure 25-64-2 - Typical location for first aid kit
A
A
B
Remark: Depending on selected TDU, red-cross or crescent will be shown on the first aid kit.
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01 Installation of first aid kit in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN First aid kit INNOVINT 6240-45 1 BFE
cabin (BFE) - INNOVINT A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN AIRCRAFT
(cross), PN 6240-45 INTERIOR GMBH
Standard layout equipment.
AIR OPS and FAR 121 compliant.
Cross placard.
cabin (BFE) - INNOVINT (cres- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
cent), PN 6240-65 INTERIOR GMBH
Crescent placard.
(cross), PN 6240-35 INTERIOR GMBH
Cross placard.
14 Installation of first aid kit in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN First aid kit INNOVINT 6240-97S 1 BFE
(cross), PN 6240-97S INTERIOR GMBH
AIROPS compliant.
Cross placard.
Fits in CAS Headrest and Life line com-
partment.
15 Installation of first aid kit in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN First aid kit INNOVINT 6240-98S 1 BFE
(cross), PN 6240-98S INTERIOR GMBH
FAR 121 compliant.
Cross placard.
Fits in CAS Headrest and Life line com-
partment.
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31 Installation of first aid kit in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN First aid kit ASTRONICS S6-01-0005- 1 BFE
cabin (BFE) - ASTRONICS LSI A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN LUMINESCENT 306
(cross), PN S6-01-0005-306 SYSTEMS INC
FAR 121 compliant.
Cross placard.
Fits in CAS Headrest.
35 Installation of first aid kit in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN First aid kit ASTRONICS S6-01-0005- 1 BFE
cabin (BFE) - ASTRONICS LSI A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
(cross), PN S6-01-0005-320 SYSTEMS INC
AIR OPS compliant.
Cross placard.
Fits in CAS Headrest.
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25.64.610 - Installation of emergency medical kits in cabin (BFE)
Objective
To provide treatment of injuries or medical emergencies
that might occur during flight time or in minor accidents.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
The content (drugs) of the emergency medical kit de-
pends on local airworthiness and operational require-
ments. The Captain shall ensure that drugs are not
administered except by qualified doctors, nurses or sim-
ilarly qualified personnel.
The emergency medical kit is located in accordance
with the customized emergency equipment drawing.
Note
Wall-mounted installation on 316" position windscreen
should not interfere with 20" passage way and 12" as-
sist space requirements.
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 25-64-3 - Emergency medical kits
HA
ND
LE Z
X
540 mm 300 mm 115 mm 6 kg

INNOVINT 6240-28 03 (21.3") (11.8") (4.5") (13.2 lbs)
540 mm 300 mm 115 mm 6 kg
INNOVINT 6240-29 04 (13.2 lbs)
(21.3") (11.8") (4.5")
540 mm 300 mm 115 mm 7 kg maximum
INNOVINT 6240-22 05 (4.5") (up to 15.4 lbs)
(21.3") (11.8")
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03 Installation of emergency med- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Emergency medical INNOVINT 6240-28 1 BFE
ical kit in cabin (BFE) - A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN kit AIRCRAFT
INNOVINT (cross placard), PN INTERIOR GMBH
6240-28
Baseline configuration.
FAR 121 compliant.
INNOVINT (crescent placard), INTERIOR GMBH
PN 6240-29
Baseline configuration.
FAR 121 compliant.
INNOVINT (cross placard), PN INTERIOR GMBH
6240-22
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25.64.616 - Installation of universal precaution kits in cabin (BFE)
Objective
To provide the cabin crew members with means to
clean up any potentially infectious body fluids and to
protect the cabin crew members who are assisting po-
tentially infectious cases of suspected communicable
disease.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
The kits shall be easily accessible to the cabin crew
members and distributed as evenly as possible through-
out the cabin.
This equipment is under ICAO recommendation. The
quantity and the content of the universal precaution kits
depend on local airworthiness and operational require-
ments.
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 25-64-4 - Universal precaution kit
TDU 03 TDU 08
VENDOR PN TDU BAG X Y Z WEIGHT
INNOVINT 6240-10E 03 Soft bag 360 mm 240 mm 95 mm 2.7 kg

(14.2") (9.5") (3.7") (6.0 lbs)
ASTRONICS 152 mm 76.2 mm
LUMINESCENT S6-01-0026-001 254mm 0.41kg
08 Soft bag (10") (6") (3") (0.91 lbs)
SYSTEMS INC
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03 Installation of universal pre- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Universal INNOVINT 6240-10E 1 BFE
caution kit in cabin (BFE) - A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN precaution kit AIRCRAFT
INNOVINT, PN 6240-10E (soft INTERIOR GMBH
bag)
ICAO, CCAR 121 & CAD HK compliant
08 Installation universal precau- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Universal ASTRONICS S6-01-0026- 1 BFE
tion kit in cabin (BFE) - A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN precaution kit LUMINESCENT 001
ASTRONICS LSI, PN S6-01- SYSTEMS INC
0026-001 (soft bag)
ICAO Compliant/ No Shelf life
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A320 Family Miscellaneous emergency equipment 25-65
Reference Title
25.65.002 Cockpit flashlights alternate equipment (SFE)
25.65.003 Installation of cockpit flashlight (SFE) for third occupant on rear RH cockpit area
25.65.004 Installation of cockpit flashlight (SFE) for fourth occupant on coat stowage
25.65.305 Installation of portable Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT) survival type (BFE)
25.65.306 Brackets/carry off bag for portable Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) survival type
(BFE)
25.65.307 Installation of programming dongle for ELT (BFE)
25.65.600 Installation of flashlights in cabin (SFE)
25.65.630 Installation of safety belt extensions (BFE)
25.65.640 Installation of infant safety belts (BFE)
25.65.645 Installation of demo safety belts (BFE)
25.65.650 Installation of megaphones (SFE)
25.65.665 Installation of fireproof gloves in cabin (SFE)
25.65.680 Installation of crash axes in cabin (SFE)
25.65.686 Installation of crow bar in cabin (SFE)
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25-65 Miscellaneous emergency equipment A320 Family
25.65.002 - Cockpit flashlights alternate equipment (SFE)
Objective
To provide alternate cockpit flashlights.
Basic aircraft
Two flashlights are installed in the cockpit, for the cap-
tain and the first officer.
Description
The two cockpit basic flashlights are replaced by alter-
nate equipment.
EPAC selection mode

Individual
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Figure 25-65-1 - Cockpit flashlights installation
Basic flashlight
Optional flashlight
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Figure 25-65-2 - Optional cockpit flashlight installation
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Figure 25-65-3 - TDU Std - Basic cockpit flashlight
58 mm (2.3")
ON
ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT SYSTEMS INC
208 mm (8.2")
46 mm (1.8")
50 mm (2")
TDU STD ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT SYSTEMS INC
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Figure 25-65-4 - TDU 09 - Cockpit flashlight dimensions
256 mm (10.1")
70 mm (2.7") 76 mm (3")
TDU 09 ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT SYSTEMS INC
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Figure 25-65-5 - TDU 12 - Cockpit flashlight dimensions
102 mm (4")
51 mm (2")
203 mm (8")
36 mm (1.4")
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Std Cockpit flashlights basic A319-100N Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0012- 2 SFE

equipment (SFE) - ASTRONICS A320-200N
A321-200NX LUMINESCENT 001
LSI , PN P2-07-0012-001 SYSTEMS INC
D-cells batteries installed.
Delivered with Airbus bracket
Manually activated.
09 Cockpit flashlights alternate A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0001- 2 SFE

equipment (SFE) - ASTRONICS A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. LUMINESCENT 214
LSI, PN P2-07-0001-214 SYSTEMS INC
Beige colour.
from its bracket.
12 Cockpit flashlights alternate A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0015- 2 SFE

equipment (SFE) - ASTRONICS A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. LUMINESCENT 002
LSI, P2-07-0015-002 SYSTEMS INC
Grey colour.
from its bracket.
LED Technology.
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25.65.003 - Installation of cockpit flashlight (SFE) for third occupant on rear RH
cockpit area
Objective
To provide an additional cockpit flashlight for the third
occupant.
Basic aircraft
Two flashlights are installed, one for the captain and
one for the first officer.
Description
One additional flashlight is installed in the cockpit for the
third occupant.
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 25-65-6 - Cockpit flashlight for third occupant
TDU 02 & 12
Secondary
circuit
breakers
Third flashlight
Secondary
circuit
breakers
Headrest
Primary
circuit
breakers Seat back
Seat pan
Life
vest
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Figure 25-65-7 - TDU 06 - Cockpit flashlight for third occupant
TDU 06 Secondary
circuit
breakers
Third flashlight
Secondary
circuit
breakers
Headrest
Primary
circuit
breakers Seat back
Seat pan
Life
vest
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02 Installation of cockpit flash- A319-100N Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0001- 1 SFE

light (SFE) for third occupant - A320-200N
ASTRONICS LSI, PN P2-07- SYSTEMS INC
0001-214
Beige colour.
from its bracket.

ASTRONICS LSI, PN P2-07- SYSTEMS INC
0012-001
Manually activated.

ASTRONICS LSI (PN P2-07- SYSTEMS INC
0015-002)
Grey colour.
from its bracket.
LED Technology.
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25.65.004 - Installation of cockpit flashlight (SFE) for fourth occupant on coat
stowage
Objective
To provide an additional cockpit flashlight for the fourth
occupant.
Basic aircraft
Two flashlights are installed, one for the captain and
one for the first officer.
Description
One additional flashlight is installed in the cockpit for the
fourth occupant.
EPAC selection mode

Individual
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Figure 25-65-8 - Cockpit flashlight for fourth occupant
Fourth flashlight
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light (SFE) for fourth occupant A320-200N
- ASTRONICS LSI, PN P2-07- SYSTEMS INC
0001-214
Beige colour.
from its bracket.
Requires prior acceptance of
CN25.11.208/01 - Installation of fourth
occupant seat in cockpit.

- ASTRONICS LSI, PN P2-07- SYSTEMS INC
0012-001
Manually activated.

- ASTRONICS LSI (PN P2-07- SYSTEMS INC
0015-002)
Grey colour.
from its bracket.
LED Technology.
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25.65.305 - Installation of portable Emergency Locator Transmitters (ELT) survival
type (BFE)
Objective Note
To provide distress alert and location information to • Customers operating their aircraft under EASA regu-
Search And Rescue (SAR) authorities worldwide. lation on Air Operations must install 2 ELTs (1 ELT
must be of an automatic type).
• It is the operator's responsibility to provide program-
Basic aircraft ming data to the ELT supplier at least 6 weeks before
None. equipment CODD (Contractual On Dock Date).
Description Following CRI F-GEN-01, all equipment using Non re-

Survival type ELT is designed primarily for use in water. chargeable lithium-ion battery (e.g. ELT, defibrillator,
Operation is initiated manually or automatically upon etc) can't be installed in the same compartment than fol-
immersion in water, with radiation occurring within sec- lowing equipment:
onds simultaneously on dual frequency ELT (121.5 and • SK (containing flares).
406.025 MHz). • Life rafts (equipped with SK containing Flares).
Portable ELT survival type is located in accordance with • Portable O2 Bottles.
the customised emergency equipment drawing and lo- • PBE.
• Any other equipment with non-rechargeable Lithium
cal airworthiness and operational requirements. Batteries.
Brackets are provided to fix or protect a portable ELT,
usually installed at bulkheads or in the overhead stow- EPAC selection mode
age compartment. Global EMERGENCY
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Figure 25-65-9 - Typical locations for ELT survival type
A
B
Installation with bracket
A OROLIA SAS in C20-C21 A HONEYWELL in C20-C21
B OROLIA SAS in C63-C65 B HONEYWELL in C63-C65
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Figure 25-65-10 - Portable ELT survival type dimensions
239 mm
133 mm 9.5”
5.3”
143 mm
5.7”
NOTE: D0227A Compliant (CRI F-GEN-01)
HONEYWELL ASCa
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Figure 25-65-11 - Portable ELT survival type dimensions
OROLIA SAS
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Figure 25-65-12 - Portable ELT survival type - bracket dimensions
133 mm
(5.3”)
143 mm
(5.7”)
Bracket
239 mm
(9.4”)
118 mm
(4.6”)
60 mm Ø 5.2 mm
(2.3”) (0.2”) Portable ELT with bracket
HONEYWELL ASCa
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17 Installation of portable ELT A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Emergency Locator HONEYWELL 51090368-1 1 BFE
survival type (BFE) - HONEY- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Transmitter (ELT) ASCA INC
WELL, PN 51090368-1 (bracket
PN 51090370-1) Emergency Locator HONEYWELL 51090370-1 1 BFE
Transmitter (ELT) ASCA INC
bracket
70 Installation of portable ELT A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Portable OROLIA SAS S1863501-03 1 BFE
survival type (BFE) - OROLIA A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Emergency Locator
SAS, PN S1863501-03 Transmitter (ELT)
Without Return Link Service
D0227A Compliant (CRI F-GEN-01) (without RLS)
71 Installation of portable ELT A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Portable OROLIA SAS S1863501-04 1 BFE
survival type (BFE) - OROLIA A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Emergency Locator
SAS, PN S1863501-04 Transmitter (ELT)
With Return Link Service
D0227A Compliant (CRI F-GEN-01) (with RLS)
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25.65.306 - Brackets/carry off bag for portable Emergency Locator Transmitter
(ELT) survival type (BFE)
Objective
To provide fixation (brackets) and/or protection (carry-
off bag) for the portable ELT.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Following selection made by the customer (see applica-
ble TDUs), a carry-off bag or brackets are provided to fix
or protect a portable ELT, if installed at bulkheads
(brackets) or in stowages (brackets or carry-off bag).
Specific locations are defined in accordance with the
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 25-65-13 - Portable ELT survival type - bracket dimensions
Bracket Portable ELT with bracket
TDU 20 OROLIA SAS
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Figure 25-65-14 - Portable ELT survival type - carry off bag
212 mm (8.35")
212 mm (8.35")
400 mm (15.75")
Closed Open
TDU 21 OROLIA SAS
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20 Installlation of bracket for por- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Emergency Locator OROLIA SAS S1863551-01 1 BFE
table survival type ELT (BFE) - A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Transmitter (ELT)
OROLIA SAS, PN S1863551-01 bracket
For ELT PNs S1863501-03 and
S1863501-04.
21 Installation of carry off bag for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN ELT Carry off bag OROLIA SAS S1863551-03 1 BFE
ELT (BFE) - OROLIA SAS, PN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN
S1863551-03
For ELT PNs S1863501-03 and
S1863501-04.
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25.65.307 - Installation of programming dongle for ELT (BFE)
Objective
To program an ELT with detailed identification informa-
tion.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
When an unprogrammed ELT is installed and connect-
ed to a programming dongle, it automatically updates its
own memory with the identification data contained in the
programming dongle memory.
It is the operator's responsibility to provide programming
data to the dongle supplier at least 6 weeks before
equipment CODD (Contractual on Dock Date).
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Figure 25-65-15 - Portable ELT survival type - programming dongle
OROLIA SAS
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11 Installation of programming A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Aircraft OROLIA SAS S1820514-17 1 BFE
dongle for ELT (BFE) - OROLIA A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Identification
SAS Module
12 Installation of adaptor for pro- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Adaptor bracket for OROLIA SAS S1863591-01 1 BFE
gramming dongle (BFE) - ORO- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN AIM
LIA SAS
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25.65.600 - Installation of flashlights in cabin (SFE)
Objective
To provide light, independent from the aircraft system.
Basic aircraft
A319N - 4 flashlights are provided, 1 at each attendant
seat.
A320N - 4 flashlights are provided, 1 at each attendant
seat.
A321NX - 5 flashlights are provided, 1 at each attendant
seat.
Description
Cabin flashlights are installed at the cabin attendant sta-
tions, inside the stowage of the cabin attendant seat, or
at bulkheads, in accordance with the customized emer-
gency equipment drawing.
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Figure 25-65-16 - Typical locations for cabin flashlights
C
A B
A B C
B C
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Figure 25-65-17 - Cabin flashlight dimensions
58 mm (2.3")
ON
ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT SYSTEMS INC
208 mm (8.2")
46 mm (1.8")
50 mm (2")
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256 mm (10.1")
70 mm (2.7") 76 mm (3")
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102 mm (4")
51 mm (2")
203 mm (8")
36 mm (1.4")
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02 Installation of flashlight in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0012- 1 SFE

cabin (SFE) - ASTRONICS LSI, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PN P2-07-0012-001 SYSTEMS INC
D-cells batteries installed.
Delivered with Airbus bracket
Manually activated.

Beige colour.
from its bracket.
Cannot be installed on door frame lining.

Gray colour.
from its bracket.
Cannot be installed on door frame lining.
LED Technology.
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25.65.630 - Installation of safety belt extensions (BFE)
Objective
To extend length if existing seat belts are too short for
fastening passengers.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Safety belt extensions are used to extend seat belts for
safe fastening of passengers.
Safety belt extensions are located in accordance with
the customized emergency equipment drawing.
Note
Safety belt extensions have to comply with the same re-
quirements as normal existing seat belts.
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Figure 25-65-20 - Safety belt extensions - AMSAFE
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Figure 25-65-21 - Safety belt extensions - SCHROTH
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01 Installation of safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Safety belt, AMSAFE 2010-2-XXX- 1 BFE
extension (BFE) - AMSAFE, PN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN extension AVIATION XXXX
2010-2-XXX-XXXX
Nylon material.
1027-1-XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
Valid for SFE seats.
2011-2-XXX-XXXX
Nylon material.
1028-1-XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
Can be combined with de-activated air-
bag belt.
1069-1-XXX-XXXX
Lightweight.
Polyester material.
bag belt.
extensions (BFE) - AMSAFE, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PN 2226-2-XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
Light weight.
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extensions (BFE) - AMSAFE, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PN 1055-1-XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
Lightweight.
30 Installation of safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Safety belt, SCHROTH GMBH E6XXXXYYZZ 1 BFE
extension (BFE) - SCHROTH, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN extension/demo Z
PN E6XXXXYYZZZ
Polyester material.
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25.65.640 - Installation of infant safety belts (BFE)
Objective • Infant belts are not recommended with inflatable

To provide means to fasten infants while seated. belts but allowed since this is an operational require-
ment, and then under the operator responsibility.
Basic aircraft
None. EPAC selection mode
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Description
An infant safety belt is used to fasten an infant, seated
on a passenger's knees, to the safety belt of the pas-
senger.
Infant safety belts are located in accordance with the
Note
• Infant safety belts have to comply with the same re-
quirements as normal existing seat belts
• Infant safety belts are permitted/required under EU
Air Ops CAT.IDE.A.205. It is up to the competent au-
thority of the respective Member State to decide
whether or not the applied Child Restraint Device is
acceptable or not
• Infant safety belts, such as lap held child restraint
systems, are not permitted under FAR 121.311. Only
an FAA approved Child Restraint System (CRS) is
permissible for use under FAR121.311
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Figure 25-65-22 - Infant safety belt - AMSAFE
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Figure 25-65-23 - Infant safety belt - SCHROTH
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01 Installation of infant safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Safety belt, infant AMSAFE 2010-5-XXX- 1 BFE
(BFE) - AMSAFE, PN 2010-5- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN AVIATION XXXX
XXX-XXXX
Nylon material.
XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
bag belt.
XXX-XXXX
Lightweight.
Polyester material.
bag belt.
16 Installation of infant safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Infant seat belt AMSAFE 2226-5-XXX- 1 BFE
XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
Light weight.
Valid For SFE Seats
17 Installation of infant safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Infant safety belt AMSAFE 1055-2-XXX- 1 BFE
XXX-XXXX
Polyester material.
Light weight.
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30 Installation of infant safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Safety belt, infant SCHROTH GMBH 100USXXXXX 1 BFE
(BFE) - SCHROTH, PN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN YYY
100USXXXXXYYY
Polyester material.
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25.65.645 - Installation of demo safety belts (BFE)
Objective
To show passengers how to fasten the seat belts.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Demo safety belts are used to show the passengers
how to open and close them while seated.
Demo safety belts are located in accordance with the
Note
Demo safety belts have to comply with the same re-
quirements as normal existing seat belts.
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Figure 25-65-24 - Demo safety belt - AMSAFE
LIFT
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01 Installation of demo safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Safety belt, demo AMSAFE 2010-6-XXX- 1 BFE
XXX-XXXX
XXX-XXXX
XXX-XXXX
08 Installation of demo safety belt A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Safety belt, demo AMSAFE 1028-1-14X- 1 BFE
14X-XXXX
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25.65.650 - Installation of megaphones (SFE)
Objective
To provide announcements to the passenger in case of
failure of any aircraft information system or in case of
any related emergency situation.
Basic aircraft
2 megaphones are provided.
Description
A battery powered megaphone designed primarily to in-
tensify the human voice in case other systems (P.A.
Public Address, interphone) fail.
The megaphones are located in accordance with the lo-
cal airworthiness and operational requirements and with
the customized emergency equipment drawing.
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Figure 25-65-25 - Typical location for megaphone
A B C
Only TDU 11
B
A C
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Figure 25-65-26 - TDU 01 - Megaphone dimensions
")
m (10
254 m
2")
m (7.
183 m
267 mm (10.5")
TDU 01 FEDERAL SIGNAL CORP.
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Figure 25-65-27 - TDU 11 - Megaphone dimensions
76 mm (3")
280 mm (11")
128 mm (5")
180 mm (7.1")
TDU 11 ACR ELECTRONICS
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01 Installation of megaphone A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Megaphone FEDERAL A12SA 1 SFE

(SFE) - FEDERAL SIGNAL A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN SIGNAL CORP
CORP
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(SFE) - ACR ELECTRONICS A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN ELECTRONICS
Fits On door 1 frame lining.
Incompatible with LSI exit identifiers only
when installed on D1 frame lining.
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25.65.665 - Installation of fireproof gloves in cabin (SFE)
Objective
To provide the crew with means to protect hands
against heat and fire.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Fireproof gloves are used to protect hands against heat
and fire while handling hot parts.
Fireproof gloves are located in accordance with the cus-
tomized emergency equipment drawing.
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01 Installation of fireproof gloves A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Fireproof gloves BENNETT FKK8-35KL 1 SFE
in cabin (SFE) - BENNETT A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN SAFETYWEAR
SAFETYWEAR LTD LTD
Asbestos-free, aramid fiber outside and
cotton inside.
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25.65.680 - Installation of crash axes in cabin (SFE)
Objective
To provide access to the cabin or out of the cabin in
case of emergency and access to aircraft components
behind blinders in case of fire fighting.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
The crash axe is designed primarily for use in case of
emergency evacuation to remove obstacles or to pro-
vide cut outs in the aircraft structure.
The crash axe is located in accordance with the custom-
Note
• The crash axe shall not be visible to passengers (nei-
ther placard nor pictogram)
• One crash axe is part of the basic cockpit emergency
equipment definition.
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Figure 25-65-28 - Crash axe dimensions
180 mm (7.1”)
397 mm (15.6”)
34 mm (1.33”)
WEIGHT : 1,01 kg / 2.23 lbs TDU 32 E.I.S. AIRCRAFT
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32 Installation of crash axe in A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Crash axe EIS AIRCRAFT EIS76014- 1 SFE
cabin (SFE) - E.I.S. AIRCRAFT, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN 10000
PN EIS76014-10000
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25.65.686 - Installation of crow bar in cabin (SFE)
Objective
To provide access to the cabin or out of the cabin in
case of emergency and access to aircraft components
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
The crow bar is designed primarily for use in case of an
emergency situation to remove obstacles or to gain ac-
cess to closed compartments or access to components
The crow bar is located in accordance with the custom-
Note
• The crow bar shall not be visible to passengers (nei-
ther placard nor pictogram).
• One crash axe is part of the basic cockpit emergency
equipment definition.
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Figure 25-65-29 - Crow bar dimensions
304.6mm (12”)
71.7mm (2.8”)
22mm (0.87”)
26mm (1”)
WEIGHT:
- 0,11kg for the BAG
- 0,43 kg for the CROW BAR
TDU 03 EIS AIRCRAFT
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03 Installation of crow bar and its A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Crow bar EIS AIRCRAFT EIS76020- 1 SFE
bag in cabin (SFE) - EIS Air- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN 10000
craft
Crow bar bag EIS AIRCRAFT EIS76020- 1 SFE
10500
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A320 Family Floatation and survival equipment 25-66
Reference Title
25.66.000 Life vests - General information
25.66.600 Installation of life vests for passengers (BFE)
25.66.601 Installation of life vests for cockpit crew (BFE)
25.66.605 Installation of life vests for cabin crew (BFE)
25.66.610 Installation of life vests for infants (BFE)
25.66.620 Installation of spare life vests (BFE)
25.66.630 Installation of demo life vests (BFE)
25.66.650 Installation of baby life rafts (BFE)
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25-66 Floatation and survival equipment A320 Family
25.66.000 - Life vests - General information
Description
Life vests must fulfil minimum performance standards
according to TSO-C13f.
Note
Floatable seat cushion can be used as an alternative to
life vest for non over-water operations under FAA regis-
tration.
Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) technology

The listed life vests will be delivered with passive RFID
tags. The RFID tags allows to track inventory, capture
data and reduce time linked to the aircraft inspection re-
ports and, before a flight, allows the airline staff to make
sure that a life vest is located under each seat and to
check its date of expiration. The RFID tags are encoded
in accordance with the latest ATA spec 2000 standard,
which includes, at least, birth identification data and, in
most case, a re-writable area for further data to be add-
ed if necessary during the life vests lifecycle.
Each company willing to use the RFID technology will
have to purchase a set of RFID readers and adapted
software in order to enable the tags.
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Figure 25-66-1 - Life vests
Life vest for

passenger
RFID tag
Chip protected
Etched antenna
by resin
Life vest for

crew member
Polyester film
Automatic data exchange
Example of RFID tag on open life vest
Examples of RFID tag in form of printed label on folded life vest
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25.66.600 - Installation of life vests for passengers (BFE)
Objective
To provide a buoyancy aid to passengers.
Basic aircraft
Space for one life vest is allocated in each passenger
seat.
Description
Life vests for passengers are used to allow persons to
remain on water surface.
They are located in each passenger seat.
Note
Dimensions may vary according to selected equipment
PN.
Please refer to the SFE seat guidance to check the life
vest compatibility with the SFE seats.
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Figure 25-66-2 - Location for passenger life vests
A : one stowed under each passenger seat
A (all TDUs):
A A
A
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01 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 63600-1XX 1 BFE
sengers (BFE) - SAFRAN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN passenger AEROSYSTEMS
AEROSYSTEMS, PN 63600-
1XX
Model AC2000
Manufactured by AIR CRUISERS and
supplied by SAFRAN AEROSYSTEMS.
02 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 66601-1XX 1 BFE
1XX
Model AC1000.
Single cell life vest.
05 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Universal Life Vest SAFRAN 70300-101 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN AEROSYSTEMS
AEROSYSTEMS, PN 70300-101
Universal Life vest, Model AC3000
12 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest RFD BEAUFORT 00002XXX 1 BFE
sengers (BFE) - RFD BEAU- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN LTD
FORT LTD, PN 00002XXX
Model 102MKx.
14 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, RFD BEAUFORT A312306A01 1 BFE
sengers (BFE) - RFD BEAU- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN passenger LTD RFD
FORT LTD, PN
A312306A01RFD
Model MK20B.
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26 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, EASTERN AERO P01202-1XX 1 BFE
sengers (BFE) - EASTERN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN passenger MARINE
AERO MARINE, PN P01202-
1XX
Model UXF35.
1XX
Model XF35.
2XX
Model XF35.
2XX
Model UXF35.
32 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest EASTERN AERO P01400-2XX 1 BFE
2XX
Universal model for passenger and infant
use.
Model AIC-35.
62 Installation of life vest for pas- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SWITLIK 51XXX6XXXX 1 BFE
sengers (BFE) - SWITLIK A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN passenger PARACHUTE, XXXXX
PARACHUTE, PN INC.
51XXX6XXXXXXXXX
Model AV-35.
Supplied by AVIO DIEPEN.
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sengers (BFE) - SWITLIK A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PARACHUTE, PN INC.
71XXX6XXXXXXXXX
Model AV-200.
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25.66.601 - Installation of life vests for cockpit crew (BFE)
Objective
To provide a buoyancy aid to the cockpit crew.
Basic aircraft
Three life vests are provided, one for each occupant.
Description
Life vests for cockpit crew are used to allow persons to
remain on water surface.
They are located in each cockpit seat, including fourth
occupant seat if its installation has been requested.
Note
PN.
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Figure 25-66-3 - Locations for cockpit crew life vests
CAPT seat F/O seat
CAPT life vest F/O life vest
Fourth occupant Third occupant

seat (optional) seat
Life vest Life vest
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01 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, cockpit/ SAFRAN 63600-5XX 1 BFE
cockpit crew (BFE) - SAFRAN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN cabin crew AEROSYSTEMS
5XX
Model AC2000.
cockpit crew (BFE) - SAFRAN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
5XX
Model AC1000.
12 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest RFD BEAUFORT 00002XXX 1 BFE
cockpit crew (BFE) - RFD A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
BEAUFORT LTD, PN 00002XXX
Model 102MKx.
14 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, cockpit/ RFD BEAUFORT A312306A02 1 BFE
cockpit crew (BFE) - RFD A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN cabin crew LTD RFD
BEAUFORT LTD, PN
A312306A02RFD
Model MK20B.
27 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, cockpit/ EASTERN AERO P01074-1XXC 1 BFE
cockpit crew (BFE) - EAST- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN cabin crew MARINE
ERN AERO MARINE, PN
P01074-1XXC
Model XF35.
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ERN AERO MARINE, PN
P01074-2XXC
Model XF35.
ERN AERO MARINE, PN
P01202-2XXC
Model UXF35.
ERN AERO MARINE, PN
P01400-2XXC
Model AIC-35.
62 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, cockpit/ SWITLIK 51XXX7XXXX 1 BFE
cockpit crew (BFE) - SWITLIK A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN cabin crew PARACHUTE, XXXXX
PARACHUTE, PN INC.
51XXX7XXXXXXXXX
Model AV-35.
cockpit crew (BFE) - SWITLIK A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PARACHUTE, PN INC.
71XXX7XXXXXXXXX
Model AV-200.
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25.66.605 - Installation of life vests for cabin crew (BFE)
Objective
To provide a buoyancy aid to the cabin crew.
Basic aircraft
A319N - Space for 4 life vests is allocated, 1 at each at-
tendant seat.
A320N - Space for 4 life vests is allocated, 1 at each at-
tendant seat.
A321NX - Space for 5 life vests is allocated, 1 at each
attendant seat.
Description
Life vests for cabin crew are used to allow persons to re-
main on water surface.
They are located in each cabin attendant seat.
Note
PN.
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Figure 25-66-4 - Typical locations for cabin crew life vests
C
A B
A (all TDUs): B (all TDUs): C (all TDUs):
A
c
B
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cabin crew (BFE) - SAFRAN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
5XX
Model AC2000.
cabin crew (BFE) - SAFRAN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
5XX
Model AC1000.
cabin crew (BFE) - RFD BEAU- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
Model 102MKx.
14 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, cockpit/ RFD BEAUFORT A312306A02 1 BFE
cabin crew (BFE) - RFD BEAU- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN cabin crew LTD RFD
FORT LTD, PN
A312306A02RFD
Model MK20B.
cabin crew (BFE) - EASTERN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
1XXC
Model XF35.
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2XXC
Model XF35.
2XXC
Model UXF35.
2XXC
Model AIC-35.
cabin crew (BFE) - SWITLIK A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PARACHUTE, PN INC.
51XXX7XXXXXXXXX
Model AV-35.
cabin crew (BFE) - SWITLIK A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PARACHUTE, PN INC.
71XXX7XXXXXXXXX
Model AV-200.
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25.66.610 - Installation of life vests for infants (BFE)
Objective
To provide a buoyancy aid to infants.
Basic aircraft
Space for 5 life vests for infants is allocated.
Description
Life vests for infants are used to allow persons up to 16
kg to remain on water surface.
Life vests for infants are located in accordance with the
Note
PN.
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
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02 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, infant SAFRAN 21620X-X 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - SAFRAN AERO- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
SYSTEMS, PN 21620X-X
Manufactured by AERAZUR and supplied
by SAFRAN AEROSYSTEMS.
03 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Universal Life Vest SAFRAN 70300-101 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - SAFRAN AERO- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
SYSTEMS, PN 70300-101
infants (BFE) - RFD BEAU- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
Model 102MKx.
14 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, infant RFD BEAUFORT A316102A00 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - RFD BEAU- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN LTD RFD
FORT LTD, PN
A316102A00RFD
Model MK22B
21 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, infant EASTERN AERO P0640-XXX 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - EASTERN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
AERO MARINE, PN P0640-XXX
Model INV20L8.
P/N P0640-103 not selectable due to pro-
duction stop.
32 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest EASTERN AERO P01400-2XX 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - EASTERN A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
2XX
use.
Model AIC-35.
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61 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, infant SWITLIK 1000213XXX 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - SWITLIK PARA- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN PARACHUTE, XXXXX
CHUTE, PN INC.
1000213XXXXXXXX
Model ILV-20.
Light with plug (manually activated).
62 Installation of life vest for A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, infant SWITLIK 1000214XXX 1 BFE
infants (BFE) - SWITLIK PARA- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN PARACHUTE, XXXXX
CHUTE, PN INC.
1000214XXXXXXXX
Model ILV-20.
Light without plug (water activated).
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25.66.620 - Installation of spare life vests (BFE)
Objective
To replace lost or defective life vests.
Basic aircraft
A319N - Space for 5 spare life vests is allocated.
A320N/A321NX - Space for 10 spare life vests is allo-
cated.
Description
Spare life vests are used to replace lost or defective life
vests.
Spare life vests are located in accordance with the cus-
Note
PN.
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
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01 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 63600-1XX 1 BFE
(BFE) - SAFRAN AEROSYS- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
TEMS, PN 63600-1XX
Model AC2000.
02 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 66601-1XX 1 BFE
TEMS, PN 66601-1XX
Model AC1000.
05 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Universal Life Vest SAFRAN 70300-101 1 BFE
TEMS, PN 70300-101
12 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest RFD BEAUFORT 00002XXX 1 BFE
(BFE) - RFD BEAUFORT LTD, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PN 00002XXX
Model 102MKx.
14 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, RFD BEAUFORT A312306A01 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN passenger LTD RFD
PN A312306A01RFD
Model MK20B.
26 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, EASTERN AERO P01202-1XX 1 BFE
(BFE) - EASTERN AERO A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
MARINE, PN P01202-1XX
Model UXF35.
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Model XF35.
Model XF35.
Model UXF35.
32 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest EASTERN AERO P01400-2XX 1 BFE
use.
Model AIC-35.
62 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SWITLIK 51XXX6XXXX 1 BFE
(BFE) - SWITLIK PARACHUTE, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
PN 51XXX6XXXXXXXXX INC.
Model AV-35.
65 Installation of spare life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SWITLIK 71XXX6XXXX 1 BFE
PN 71XXX6XXXXXXXXX INC.
Model AV-200.
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25.66.630 - Installation of demo life vests (BFE)
Objective
To provide the attendants with means to show the pas-
sengers how to apply a life vest.
Basic aircraft
Space for 2 demo life vests is allocated.
Description
Demo life vests are used to demonstrate to the passen-
gers how to apply life vests.
Demo life vests are located in accordance with the cus-
Note
PN.
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 25-66-5 - Typical locations for demo life vests
A B
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02 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 63914-10X 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration AEROSYSTEMS
TEMS, PN 63914-10X
04 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 66532-10X 1 BFE
TEMS, PN 66532-10X
05 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SAFRAN 70495-101 1 BFE
TEMS, PN 70495-101
Model AC3000.
15 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, RFD BEAUFORT A4414X 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration LTD
PN A4414X
27 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, EASTERN AERO P01074-1XXD 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration MARINE
MARINE, PN P01074-1XXD
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Model AIC-35.
62 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SWITLIK 51XXX6XXXD 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration PARACHUTE, XXX04
PN 51XXX6XXXDXXX04 INC.
65 Installation of demo life vest A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Life vest, SWITLIK 71XXX6XXXD 1 BFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration PARACHUTE, XXX04
PN 71XXX6XXXDXXX04 INC.
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25.66.650 - Installation of baby life rafts (BFE)
Objective
To provide a buoyancy aid to babies.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Baby life rafts are used to allow babies up to 18 months
to remain on water surface, and to protect them against
wind and cold.
Baby life rafts are located in accordance with the cus-
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Figure 25-66-6 - Baby life raft packed dimensions
RFD 170 mm 205 mm 80 mm 1,45 kg

BEAUFORT A346600A00 02
LTD (6.7") (8") (3.1") (3.2 lbs)
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Figure 25-66-7 - Baby life raft
Folded baby life raft
Open baby life rafts
TDU 02 RFD BEAUFORT LTD
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02 Installation of baby life raft A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Baby life raft RFD BEAUFORT A346600A00 1 BFE
type MK4, PN A346600A00
Max. buoyancy 20,3 kg.
Fulfills EASA/JAA/FAA requirements.
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A320 Family Portable fire extinguisher 26-24
Reference Title
26.24.000 Fire extinguishers - General information and typical installation
26.24.115 Cockpit portable halon free fire extinguisher equipment (SFE)
26.24.602 Installation of portable halon free fire extinguisher in cabin (SFE)
26.24.620 Installation of portable water fire extinguishers in cabin (SFE)
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26-24 Portable fire extinguisher A320 Family
26.24.000 - Fire extinguishers - General information and typical installation
Description
Fire extinguishers are designed to extinguish any kind
of fire in the aircraft. The usage is applicable for solid
combustibles, flammable liquids, flammable gases and
electrical fires.
Note
Following ICAO recommendation, Halon Free Fire Ex-
tinguishers are mandatory for all Aircraft operating un-
der AIR-OPS after 31st of December 2018. This
requirement is also applicable for other countries;
please refer to relevant operational requirement for
more details.
Halon Fire Extinguishers are only allowed in few coun-

tries (e.g : USA). To be checked with the relevant local
authority.
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Figure 26-24-1 - Typical locations for fire extinguishers in cabin
A B
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Figure 26-24-2 - Location for portable fire extinguisher in cockpit
Fire extinguisher
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26.24.115 - Cockpit portable halon free fire extinguisher equipment (SFE)
Objective
To provide alternate vendor selection for cockpit halon
free portable fire extinguisher.
Basic aircraft
One portable fire extinguisher is installed in the cockpit.
Description
This modification consists in replacing the basic cockpit
fire extinguisher by an halon free one from an alternate
vendor.
It is filled with 2-BTP halon free agent and pressurized

with dry nitrogen. The fire extinguisher requires only
one hand for operation.
EPAC selection mode

Individual
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Figure 26-24-3 - Cockpit portable halon free fire extinguisher offer
WEIGHT
VENDOR PN TDU COLOR DIAMETER X Y (bottle with gas)
89 mm 113 mm 344 mm 2.27 kg

UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010D STD Red
(3.51 in) (4.45 in) (13.55 in) (51 lbs)
Red with green 89 mm 113 mm 344 mm 2.27 kg

UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010F 15 coding strip (3.51 in) (4.45 in) (13.55 in) (51 lbs)
Red with yellow 89 mm 113 mm 344 mm 2.27 kg

UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010E 16 coding strip (3.51 in) (4.45 in) (13.55 in) (51 lbs)
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Figure 26-24-4 - Portable halon free fire extinguisher dimensions
1 1 3 mm (4,45”)
3 4 4 mm ( 1 3 , 5 5 ” )
TDU STD TDU 15 TDU 16
The gauge is located on the topside of the bottle
89 mm (3,51”)
TDUs STD / 15 / 16 UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH
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Std Cockpit portable halon free fire A319-100N Halon-free portable UMLAUT P3APP00301 1 SFE
extinguisher basic equipment A320-200N
A321-200NX fire extinguisher ENGINEERING 0D
(SFE) - UMLAUT, PN GMBH
P3APP003010D
15 Cockpit portable halon free fire A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Halon-free portable UMLAUT P3APP00301 1 SFE
extinguisher alternate equip- A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. fire extinguisher ENGINEERING 0F
ment (SFE) - UMLAUT, PN GMBH
P3APP003010F
Green color coding (British standard)
16 Cockpit portable halon free fire A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Halon-free portable UMLAUT P3APP00301 1 SFE
extinguisher alternate equip- A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. fire extinguisher ENGINEERING 0E
ment (SFE) - UMLAUT, PN GMBH
P3APP003010E
Yellow color coding (Australian standard)
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26.24.602 - Installation of portable halon free fire extinguisher in cabin (SFE)
Objective HAFEX dimensions are not compatible with installation

To provide means to extinguish fire in the cabin with ha- in swivel CAS.
lon-free agent.
EPAC selection mode
Basic aircraft Global EMERGENCY
None.
Description
Portable fire extinguishers are intended for use in air-
craft cabins. They are filled with Halotron BrX halon-free
agent and pressurized with dry nitrogen. The fire extin-
guishers require only one hand for operation.
Portable halon-free fire extinguishers are installed at
cabin attendant stations, adjacent (within 3 feet) to Pro-
tective Breathing Equipment (PBE), depending on na-
tional operational requirements.
Note
Due to neo requirements installation of pressurized
items is not possible in following areas:
A319N: C27-C41
A320N: C30-C41
A321NX: C35.3-C41
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Figure 26-24-5 - Cabin portable halon free fire extinguisher offer
WEIGHT
VENDOR PN TDU COLOR DIAMETER X Y (bottle with gas)
89 mm 113 mm 344 mm 2.27 kg

UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010D 04 Red (3.51 in) (4.45 in) (13.55 in) (5 lbs)
Red with green 89 mm 113 mm 344 mm 2.27 kg

UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010F 05 coding strip (3.51 in) (4.45 in) (13.55 in) (5 lbs)
UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH P3APP003010E 06 Red with yellow 89 mm 113 mm 344 mm 2,27 kg
coding strip (3.51 in) (4.45 in) (13.55 in) (5 lbs)
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Figure 26-24-6 - Portable halon free fire extinguisher dimensions
1 1 3 mm (4,45”)
3 4 4 mm ( 1 3 , 5 5 ” )
TDU 04 TDU 05 TDU 06
The gauge is located on the topside of the bottle
89 mm (3,51”)
UMLAUT ENGINEERING GMBH
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04 Installation of halon free fire A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Halon-free portable UMLAUT P3APP00301 1 SFE
extinguisher in cabin (SFE) - A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN fire extinguisher ENGINEERING 0D
UMLAUT - PN P3APP003010D GMBH
Red color coding - standard configuration
HAFEX dimensions not compatible with
installation in swivel CAS.
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN fire extinguisher ENGINEERING 0F
UMLAUT - PN P3APP003010F GMBH
Green color coding (British standard)
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN fire extinguisher ENGINEERING 0E
UMLAUT - PN P3APP003010E GMBH
Yellow color coding (Australian standard)
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26.24.620 - Installation of portable water fire extinguishers in cabin (SFE)
Objective
To provide means to extinguish fire in the cabin.
Basic aircraft
None.
Description
Portable water fire extinguishers are used to extinguish
class A fires. They are pressurized with dry nitrogen.
Portable water fire extinguishers are installed at cabin
attendant stations or in stowages or at bulkheads, in ac-
cordance with the customized emergency equipment
drawing.
Note
A319N: C27-C41
A320N: C30-C41
A321NX: C35.3-C41
EPAC selection mode

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Figure 26-24-7 - Portable water fire extinguisher dimensions
113.5 mm (4.4 “)
64.5 mm (2.5 “)
359 mm (14.1 “)
80 mm (3.1")
TDU 02 FIRE FIGHTING ENTERPRISES LTD
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Figure 26-24-8 - Portable water fire extinguisher dimensions
460 mm (18.1")
76 mm (3")
163 mm (6.4")
TDU 11 KIDDE AEROSPACE
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02 Installation of portable water A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Portable fire FIRE FIGHTING BA61016WG5 1 SFE
fire extinguisher in cabin (SFE) A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN extinguisher ENTERPRISES
- FIRE FIGHTING ENTER- LTD
PRISES
1,25 kg (2.75 lbs).
With gauge.
Does not fit into stowage of swivel C/A
seat.
11 Installation of portable water A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Portable fire KIDDE 892480 1 SFE
fire extinguisher in cabin (SFE) A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN extinguisher AEROSPACE
- KIDDE AEROSPACE
1,56 kg (3.4 lbs).
Without gauge.
Does not fit into stowage of C/A seat.
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A320 Family Flight crew portable oxygen devices 35-31
Reference Title
35.31.108 Cockpit Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) alternate equipment
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35-31 Flight crew portable oxygen devices A320 Family
35.31.108 - Cockpit Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) alternate equipment
Objective
To give a vendor choice for cockpit alternate portable
Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE).
Basic aircraft
One PBE is installed in the rear part of the First Officer
lateral console, enabling at least 15 minutes autonomy.
Description
The basic PBE is replaced by alternate equipment.
EPAC selection mode

Individual
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Figure 35-31-1 - Location for cockpit PBE
Hood
Visor
Strap
Speech transmitter
KO2 cartridge
PBE Starter
Side console 702 VU
Protective
Breathing
Equipment
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Figure 35-31-2 - Cockpit Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE)
HA
ND
LE
Z
X
B/E AEROSPACE 260 mm 220 mm 120 mm 2,6 kg

SYSTEMS E28180-20-0006 STD (10.2 in) (8.7 in) (4.7 in) (5.7 lbs)
AVOX SYSTEM 223 mm 248 mm 114 mm 2,4 kg

INC
802300-14 04
(8.8 in) (9.8 in) (4.5 in) (5.3 lbs)
318 mm 318 mm 72 mm 2,4 kg

AIR LIQUIDE 15-40F-80 24 (12.5 in) (12.5 in) (2.8 in) (5.3 lbs)

SYSTEMS E28180-20-0011 26 (12.4 in) (12.4 in) (2.8 in) (5.5 lbs)
219 mm 248 mm 110 mm 2,4 kg

ESSEX MR10022N 36 (8.6 in) (9.8 in) (4.3 in) (5.3 lbs)
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Figure 35-31-3 - TDU Std - Cockpit Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) dimensions
220 mm (8.7”)
120 mm (4.7”)
New hood with new heat release box
260 mm (10.2”)
TDU STD B/E AEROSPACE SYSTEMS GmbH
CREW
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Figure 35-31-4 - TDU 04 - Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) dimensions
114 mm (4.5")
248 mm (9.8")
TDU 04 AVOX SYSTEMS INC.
223 mm (8.8")
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Figure 35-31-5 - TDU 24 - Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) dimensions
318 mm (12.5”)
Same hood with new heat release box
TDU 24 AIR LIQUIDE
318 mm (12.5”)
72mm (2.8”)
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Figure 35-31-6 - TDU 26 - Cockpit Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) dimensions
72 mm (2.8”) Max. 315 mm (12.4”)
158 mm (6.2”)
158 mm (6.2”)
Max. 315 mm (12.4”)
TDU 26 B/E AEROSPACE SYSTEMS GmbH
CREW
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Std Cockpit PBE basic equipment A319-100N Protective B/E AEROSPACE E28180-20- 1 SFE
(SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE SYS- A320-200N
A321-200NX Breathing SYSTEMS GMBH 0006
TEMS, PN E28180-20-0006 Equipment (PBE)
Chemical oxygen.
04 Cockpit PBE alternate equip- A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Protective AVOX SYSTEMS 802300-14 1 SFE
ment (SFE) - AVOX SYSTEMS A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. Breathing INC.
INC., PN 802300-14 Equipment (PBE)
Chemical oxygen.
24 Cockpit PBE alternate equip- A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Protective AIR LIQUIDE 15-40F-80 1 SFE
ment (SFE) - AIR LIQUIDE, PN A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. Breathing
15-40F-80 Equipment (PBE)
26 Cockpit PBE alternate equip- A319-100N Negl./Negl./Negl. Protective B/E AEROSPACE E28180-20- 1 SFE
ment (SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE A320-200N Negl./Negl./Negl.
A321-200NX Negl./Negl./Negl. Breathing SYSTEMS GMBH 0011
SYSTEMS, PN E28180-20-0011 Equipment (PBE)
36 Cockpit PBE alternate equip- A319-100N 0,0/2,1/-2,1 Protective ESSEX PB & R MR10022N 1 SFE
ment (SFE) - ESSEX, PN A320-200N
A321-200NX Breathing CORP
MR10022N Equipment (PBE)
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A320 Family Cabin attendants portable oxygen devices 35-32
Reference Title
35.32.490 Portable oxygen devices - General information
35.32.502 Installation of Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) in cabin (SFE)
35.32.620 Installation of portable oxygen cylinders in cabin - AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 11.0 cuft outlet
code A (SFE)
35.32.629 Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder in cabin (SFE)
35.32.631 Installation of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code A (SFE)
35.32.640 Installation of demo oxygen masks in cabin (SFE)
35.32.650 Installation of manual release tools for passenger oxygen system (SFE)
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35-32 Cabin attendants portable oxygen devices A320 Family
35.32.490 - Portable oxygen devices - General information
Description Portable oxygen cylinder assemblies (lightweight and

The following portable oxygen devices are designed to steel) are available with different capacities described in
provide the crew and passengers with sufficient means the pages here after.
necessary to handle safely emergency cases:
C) Oxygen masks
A) Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) They are designed to be used together with the oxygen
They are designed to protect crew members against cylinders to supply oxygen to the passenger or cabin at-
smoke when fire fighting in the cabin. tendant.
Portable oxygen masks are equipped with a plastic face
B) Portable oxygen cylinder (Steel and Lightweight) piece, tubing, a quick connect coupling and a vinyl res-
Steel portable oxygen cylinder (oxygen mask to be se- ervoir bag and have a flow indicator. Constant flow
lected separately) and lightweight composite portable masks are TSO C64A conform with a bright yellow sili-
oxygen cylinder/constant flow mask assemblies con rubber face piece and a reservoir bag imprinted with
are provided in the cabin to be used for first aid oxygen quick donning instructions.
in case of a cabin decompression or for delivering sup-
plemental oxygen to cabin attendants when moving D) Manual release tool
through the cabin. They provide cabin and maintenance crew with means
Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder/constant flow to open or to close manually the door lids of the passen-
mask assemblies are basically offered as complete as- ger oxygen containers.
semblies. Optionally lightweight variants with empty
stowage bag and steel portable oxygen cylinder are
provided in combination with alternate constant flow
masks selected separately.
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35.32.490 - Portable oxygen devices - General information (Continued)
Note
A319N: C27-C41
A320N: C30-C41
A321NX: C35.3-C41
Following CRI F-GEN-01, all equipment using Non re-

chargeable lithium-ion battery (e.g. ELT, defibrillator,
etc) can't be installed in the same compartment than fol-
lowing equipment:
• SK (containing flares).
• Life rafts (equipped with SK containing Flares).
• Portable O2 Bottles.
• PBE.
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35.32.502 - Installation of Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) in cabin (SFE)
Objective Note
To provide means for protecting crew members against The PBE from AIR LIQUIDE (TDU 4) and B/E AERO-
smoke when fire fighting in the cabin. SPACE (TDU 23) are especially made for C/A seat
headrest location, with the following exceptions:
Basic aircraft • outboard C/A seats at emergency exit doors
A319N - 4 PBEs are provided, 1 for each mandatory at- (A321NX). In this case, AIR LIQUIDE PBE is located
tendant. in the OHSC with an AIRBUS provided bracket
A320N - 4 PBEs are provided, 1 for each mandatory at- • bench type C/A seats with integrated handset. In this
case, AIR LIQUIDE PBE is located at an alternative
tendant. location with an AIRBUS provided bracket.
A321NX - 5 PBEs are provided, 1 for each mandatory
attendant. For fixation of SFE PBE, brackets will be provided by
AIRBUS.
Description
The PBEs are used for protecting crew members Wall-mounted installation on 316" position windscreen
against smoke. should not interfere with 20" passage way and 12" as-
The PBEs are installed at bulkheads or in overhead sist space requirements.
stowage bins adjacent (within 3 feet) to fire extinguish-
ers or near to cabin attendant stations, depending on EPAC selection mode
national operational requirements. They are located in Global EMERGENCY
accordance with customized emergency equipment
drawing.
Typical locations for cabin PBE are shown in figure 35-
32-1.
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Figure 35-32-1 - Typical locations for PBE in cabin

B
A (TDUs 04 & 23): B (all TDUs):
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Figure 35-32-2 - Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE) dimensions
HA
ND
LE
Z
X
318 mm 318 mm 72 mm 2,5 kg

AIR LIQUIDE 15-40F-80 04 (12.5 in) (12.5 in) (2.8 in) (5.4 lbs)
219 mm 248 mm 102 mm 2,13 kg

ESSEX MR10022N 05 (8.6 in) (9.75 in) (4 in) (4.7 lbs)


AVOX SYSTEM 223 mm 248 mm 110 mm 2,4 kg

802300-14 40
INC (8.8 in) (9.8 in) (4.3 in) (5.3 lbs)
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Figure 35-32-3 - TDU 04 - Protective breathing Equipment (PBE dimensions)
318 mm (12.5”)
Same hood with new heat release box
TDU 04 AIR LIQUIDE
318 mm (12.5”)
72 mm (2.8”)
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248mm (9.75”)
248mm (9.75”)
TDU 05 ESSEX
102mm (4”) 219mm (8.6”)
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72 mm (2.8”) Max. 315 mm (12.4”)
158 mm (6.2”)
158 mm (6.2”)
Max. 315 mm (12.4”)
CREW
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220mm (8.7”)
120mm (4.7”)
New hood with new heat release box
260mm (10.2”)
CREW
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110 mm (4.5")
248 mm (9.8")
TDU 40 AVOX SYSTEMS
223 mm (8.8 ")
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04 Installation of PBE in cabin A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Protective AIR LIQUIDE 15-40F-80 1 SFE
(SFE) - AIR LIQUIDE, PN 15- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Breathing
40F-80 Equipment (PBE)
Gaseous oxygen.
Due to appropriate dimensions, installa-
tion in C/A seat headrest is possible.
05 Installation of PBE in cabin A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Protective ESSEX PB & R MR10022N 1 SFE
(SFE) - ESSEX, PN MR10022N A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Breathing CORP
Gaseous oxygen system.
Equipment (PBE)
23 Installation of PBE in cabin A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Protective B/E AEROSPACE E28180-20- 1 SFE
(SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE SYS- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Breathing SYSTEMS GMBH 0011
Chemical oxygen.
Due to appropriate dimensions, installa-
tion in C/A seat headrest is possible.
24 Installation of PBE in cabin A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Protective B/E AEROSPACE E28180-20- 1 SFE
(SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE SYS- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Breathing SYSTEMS GMBH 0006
Chemical oxygen.
40 Installation of PBE in cabin A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Protective AVOX SYSTEMS 802300-14 1 SFE
(SFE) - AVOX SYSTEMS INC. A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN Breathing INC.
(PN 802300-14) Equipment (PBE)
Chemical oxygen.
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35.32.620 - Installation of portable oxygen cylinders in cabin - AVOX SYSTEMS INC.
11.0 cuft outlet code A (SFE)
Objective Note
To provide means for first aid treatment in the form of • It requires prior acceptance of 35.32.631 - Installa-
additional oxygen to passengers in emergency cases. tion of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code
A (SFE).
• Quantity selection has to be made in accordance
Basic aircraft with the operational requirements.
A lightweight portable oxygen cylinder (11 cu ft) / con-
stant flow mask assembly is installed for each mandato- EPAC selection mode
ry cabin attendant according to the applicable cabin Global EMERGENCY
layout.
Description
An alternate portable oxygen cylinder (11.0 cu ft), made
of steel, is installed together with an alternate constant
flow mask to be selected under 35.32.631 - Installation
of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code A.
The equipment comprises:
• a steel storage cylinder
• outlet (s) (the number of outlets may vary according
the model as described in the matrix hereafter)
• a relief valve type low pressure overprotection device
(as described in the matrix hereafter).
The desired operating altitude is 23 000 ft.
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Figure 35-32-8 - Typical locations for portable oxygen cylinders
A
B
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Figure 35-32-9 - Portable oxygen cylinder dimensions
130 mm
(5.1")
70 mm
(2.8")
579 mm
(22.8")
F23AN
BF20A
91 mm
(3.6")
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Figure 35-32-10 - Steel portable oxygen cylinder selection
Portable
Number of Over Equipment PN
Oxygen Cylinder Model Cylinder
metered pressurization EPAC / TDU
Cylinder length (L) weight
Outlet(s) protection Cylinder
capacity
2 35.32.620 / 01 9700-C1A-BF23A
579 mm 4,19 kg
11.0 cu ft 9700 Relief valve
(22.8") (9.2 lbs)
1 35.32.620 / 03 9700-C1A-F23AN
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01 Inst. of portable oxygen cylin- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder AVOX SYSTEMS 9700-C1A- 1 SFE
der (SFE) - AVOX SYSTEMS A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN INC. BF23A
11.0 cuft outlet code A, PN
9700-C1A-BF23A
4,19 kg (9.2 lbs)
Two metered outlets.
03 Inst. of portable oxygen cylin- A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder AVOX SYSTEMS 9700-C1A- 1 SFE
der (SFE) - AVOX SYSTEMS A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN INC. F23AN
11.0 cuft outlet code A, PN
9700-C1A-F23AN
4,19 kg (9.2 lbs)
One metered outlet.
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35.32.629 - Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder in cabin (SFE)
Objective A constant flow mask from the same portable oxygen

To provide means for first aid treatment in the form of cylinder supplier may be included with installation of the
additional oxygen to passengers in emergency cases. cylinder or an alternate one may be selected separately.
They are all equipped with a pressure gauge and one
Basic aircraft outlet for attaching constant flow masks. Their over
A lightweight portable oxygen cylinder (11 cu ft) / con- pressurization protection is achieved with a relief valve
stant flow mask assembly is installed for each mandato- type low pressure overprotection device.
ry cabin attendant according to the applicable cabin The desired operating altitude is 15 000 ft.
layout.
Note
Description • If the portable oxygen cylinder assembly selected
An alternate lightweight portable oxygen cylinder outlet does not comprise portable oxygen mask, it
code A is installed. requires prior acceptance of 35.32.631 - Installation
Several capacity are available and can be selected as of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code A
described in following pages (4.25 cu ft capacity com- (SFE).
• The connecting tubes between cylinder and mask
bines easier handling and better mobility for cabin atten- are proposed with different lengths (54 inch tubing
dants). and 71 inch tubing).
The equipment comprises: • Quantity selection has to be made in accordance
• a cylinder made of composite material with the operational requirements.
• a stowage bag (for stowing one or two masks)
• a strap EPAC selection mode
• a regulator Global EMERGENCY
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Figure 35-32-11 - Typical locations for portable oxygen cylinders
A B
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Figure 35-32-12 - Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder with mask - AVOX
Serie 3552
(*)
L
41 mm (1.6'')
69 mm 92 mm
(2.7'')
(3.62'')
41 mm (1.6'')
81 mm
(3.2'')
Example of oxygen mask
mm Serie 3559
.14 ')
88 3.47'
( m
m
.37 '')
42 .668 (*)
(1 L
84.65 mm 92 mm
(3.33'') (3.62”)
41.62 mm
(1.639'')
(*) Same cylinder for Series 3552 and 3559. The cylinder length depends on capacity. Please refer to the matrix on following pages for L value
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Figure 35-32-13 - Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder with mask - AVOX
Detail of swivel outlet on Serie 3559
Serie 3552 Serie 3559

Flow selector knob
Fixed Outlet Swivel Outlet
(elimination of no flow zone)
Open/Close Knob
Open/Close knob
& Flow Selector knob
Pressure gauge
(improved readability on Serie 3559)
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Figure 35-32-14 - Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder with mask - B/E AEROSPACE
L(*)
39 mm OXYGEN MASK
75 mm (1.5'') 91.4 mm
(2.9'') (3.59'')
36 mm
(1.4'')
(*) Cylinder length depends on capacity. Please refer to matrix on following pages for L value.
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Figure 35-32-15 - Lightweight portable oxygen cylinder selection

Mask Detailed Part Numbers
Cylinder Assembly Mask
Cylinder Assembly Assembly Mask Constant
Supplier length Mask tubing Constant EPAC / TDU
capacity Part Number Weight (1)
(L) Length Cylinder Stowage bag flow
mask Regulator Strap
mask
322.3 mm
3552CAAAAACXCD 806379-03 10014024 35.32.660/11
(12.69”)
1.63 kg 1371.6 mm
4.25 cu ft AVOX Yes 805984-04 806478-01(S*) 289-601-212
(3.59 lbs) (54")
329.2 mm
3559ACA 807801-01 807277-01 35.32.660/12
(12.96”)
565.9 mm
3552AAAWAACXCD 806379-03 10014024 (2)
(22.28") 35.32.624/01
2.09 kg
No N/A 806478-02 (L*) N/A
572.8 mm (4.61 lbs)
3559AAW 807801-01 807277-01 35.32.624/03
(22.55")
565.9 mm
3552AAADAACXCD 806379-03 10014024 35.32.662/01
AVOX (22.28") 1803.4 mm 805984-11
289-601-248
572.8 mm (71")
3559AAD 807801-01 807277-01 35.32.662/02
(22.55") 2.21 kg
Yes 806478-01 (S*)
(4.87 lbs)
565.9 mm
3552AAAAAACXCD 806379-03 10014024 35.32.662/11
11.0 cu ft (22.28") 1371.6 mm
289-601-212
572.8 mm (54")
3552AAAEAACXCD 807801-01 807277-01 35.32.662/12
(22.55")
2.09 kg
AV2014595 No N/A N/A 35.32.624 / 21
(4.61 lbs)
B/E
2.19 kg 1371.6 mm
AEROSPACE AV2014595-11 577.1 mm 174097-11 35.32.662/ 21
(4.83 lbs) (54") AV1000008 AV1000014 (L*) AV2010559 AV1000013
SYSTEMS (22.72")
Gm bH Yes
2.19 kg 1803.4 mm
AV2014595-48 174097-48 35.32.662/ 23
(4.83 lbs) (71")
(1) Strap length : 113 cm (44.5") for AVOX and for B/E AEROSPACE GmbH: 105 cm (41.3")
(2) Only AVOX oxygen mask shall be selected.
L*: Large stowage bag with capacity for stowing 2 masks
S*: Small stowage bag for stowing one mask
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35.32.624 - Port.oxygen cyl. with stowage bag in cabin - Lightweight 11.0 cu ft
outlet code A (SFE)
01 Port.oxygen cyl. with large A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder, AVOX SYSTEMS 3552AAAWA 1 SFE
stowage bag - AVOX SYS- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321- Wt in Global SCN lightweight (11.0 INC. ACXCD
TEMS (11 cu ft) (SFE) - PN 200NX cu ft) with stowage
3552AAAWAACXCD bag
Over pressurization protection via relief
valve.
Operating altitude 15000ft.
03 Port.oxygen cyl. with large A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder, AVOX SYSTEMS 3559AAW 1 SFE
stowage bag - AVOX SYS- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321- Wt in Global SCN lightweight (11.0 INC.
TEMS (11 cu ft) (SFE) - PN 200NX cu ft) with stowage
3559AAW bag
21 Port.oxygen cyl. with large A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder, B/E AV2014595 1 SFE
stowage bag in cabin - B/E A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321- Wt in Global SCN lightweight (11.0 AEROSPACE
AEROSPACE (11.0 cu ft) (SFE) 200NX cu ft) with stowage SYSTEMS
- PN AV2014595 bag GMBH
valve.
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35.32.660 - Port. oxygen cyl./mask assembly in cabin - Lightweight 4.25 cu ft

outlet code A (SFE)
11 Portable oxygen cylinder/ A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / AVOX SYSTEMS 3552CAAAA 1 SFE
mask assembly in cabin (SFE) A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321- Wt in Global SCN mask assembly INC. ACXCD
- AVOX SYSTEMS (4.25 cu ft) - 200NX (4.25 cu ft)
PN3552CAAAAACXCD
valve.
Operationg altitude 15000ft.
54-inch tubing.
12 Portable oxygen cylinder/ A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / AVOX SYSTEMS 3559ACA 1 SFE
A321- Wt in Global SCN mask assembly INC.
- AVOX SYSTEMS (4.25 cu ft) - 200NX (4.25 cu ft)
PN 3559ACA
valve.
54 inch tubing.

outlet code A (SFE)
01 Portable oxygen cyl./mask A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / AVOX SYSTEMS 3552AAADA 1 SFE
assembly in cabin - AVOX A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
SYSTEMS (11.0 cu ft) (SFE) - 200NX (11.0 cu ft)
PN3552AAADAACXCD
71-inch tubing mask.
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outlet code A (SFE)
02 Portable oxygen cyl./mask A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / AVOX SYSTEMS 3559AAD 1 SFE
A321- Wt in Global SCN mask assembly INC.
PN 3559AAD
valve
Operating altitude 15000 ft
71 inch tubing.
11 Portable oxygen cyl./mask A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / AVOX SYSTEMS 3552AAAAA 1 SFE
PN3552AAAAAACXCD
12 Portable oxygen cyl./mask A320-200N Wt in Global SCN Portable oxygen AVOX SYSTEMS 3552AAAEA 1 SFE
assembly in cabin - AVOX A321- Wt in Global SCN
200NX cylinder assembly INC. ACXCD
SYSTEMS (11.0 cu ft) (SFE) -
PN 3552AAAEAACXCD
Contains 2 Oxygen masks.
21 Portable oxygen cylinder/ A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / B/E AV2014595- 1 SFE
A321- Wt in Global SCN mask assembly AEROSPACE 11
- B/E AEROSPACE (11.0 cu ft), 200NX (11.0 cu ft) SYSTEMS
PN AV2014595-11 GMBH
Over pressurization via relief valve.
23 Portable oxygen cylinder/ A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen cylinder / B/E AV2014595- 1 SFE
A321- Wt in Global SCN mask assembly AEROSPACE 48
- B/E AEROSPACE (11.0 cu ft), 200NX (11.0 cu ft) SYSTEMS
PN AV2014595-48 GMBH
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35.32.631 - Installation of portable oxygen masks in cabin - outlet code A (SFE)
Objective
To provide means to supply additional oxygen to pas-
sengers for first aid treatment.
Basic aircraft
One portable oxygen mask is installed for each manda-
tory oxygen bottle.
Description
The oxygen masks are used to supply oxygen from por-
table oxygen cylinders to passengers.
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
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Figure 35-32-16 - Typical locations for portable oxygen masks
A B
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Figure 35-32-17 - Portable oxygen mask
TDU 01 / 02 AVOX SYSTEMS INC.
Flow indicator is incorporated into the reservoir bag.
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Figure 35-32-18 - Portable oxygen mask
TDU 11 / 13 B/E AEROSPACE ISG, LENEXA
with flow indicator
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01 Installation of portable oxygen A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen mask AVOX SYSTEMS 289-601-212 1 SFE
mask (SFE) - AVOX SYSTEMS A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN INC.
INC. outlet code A, PN 289-601-
212
Flow indicator. 54-inch tubing mask.
02 Installation of portable oxygen A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen mask AVOX SYSTEMS 289-601-248 1 SFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN INC.
INC. outlet code A, PN 289-601-
248
11 Instal. of portable oxygen mask A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen mask B/E AEROSPACE 174097-11 1 SFE
(SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE ISG, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN OXYGEN SYST
LENEXA outlet code A, PN PRODUCT
174097-11 LENEXA
13 Instal. of portable oxygen mask A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen mask B/E AEROSPACE 174097-48 1 SFE
(SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE ISG, A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
LENEXA outlet code A, PN PRODUCT
174097-48 LENEXA
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35.32.640 - Installation of demo oxygen masks in cabin (SFE)
Objective
To show passengers how to use their oxygen mask.
Basic aircraft
2 demo oxygen masks are provided.
Description
The demo oxygen mask is a non-functional unit and is
used by the cabin attendant for passenger briefings and
instruction.
Demo oxygen masks are located in accordance with the
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
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Figure 35-32-19 - Typical locations for demo oxygen mask
A B
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Figure 35-32-20 - Demo oxygen mask
TDU 01/02 AVOXSYSTEMS INC.
Demo oxygen mask
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01 Installation of demo oxygen A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen mask, AVOX SYSTEMS 289-1001 1 SFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration INC.
INC.
With flow indicator.
02 Installation of demo oxygen A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Oxygen mask, AVOX SYSTEMS 289-1002 1 SFE
A321-200NX Wt in Global SCN demonstration INC.
INC., PN 289-1002
Without flow indicator.
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35.32.650 - Installation of manual release tools for passenger oxygen system (SFE)
Objective
To provide cabin crew with means to open or to close
the flaps of the passenger oxygen system.
Basic aircraft
A319N - 4 manual release tools for passenger oxygen
system are provided.
A320N - 4 manual release tools for passenger oxygen
A321NX - 4 manual release tools for passenger oxygen
Description
Manual release tools for the passenger oxygen system
are located in accordance with the customized emer-
gency equipment drawing.
EPAC selection mode

Global EMERGENCY
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Figure 35-32-21 - Manual release tools
TDU 01 B/E AEROSPACE ISG, LENEXA
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01 Installation of manual release A319-100N Wt in Global SCN Manual release tool B/E AEROSPACE 995000 1 SFE
tool for passenger oxygen sys- A320-200N Wt in Global SCN
tem (SFE) - B/E AEROSPACE PRODUCT
ISG, LENEXA LENEXA
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A320 Family

Released on 24 Apr 2023

A319-100N J 000 01000N issue 02

Released on 24 Apr 2023

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Escape facilities - cabin 23

First aid equipment 51

Miscellaneous emergency equipment 65

Floatation and survival equipment 133

Portable fire extinguisher 167

Flight crew portable oxygen devices 185

Cabin attendants portable oxygen devices 195

Description 3) Instructions for use

5) Catalogue presentation As far as possible, the arrangement of the items follows

b) items titled "...alternate equipment" relate to items Selection conditions

This will allow the customers, with the assistance of Air-

Detailed description page Chapter cover page

Option reference and title ATA title and section number

EPAC selection mode

02 Installation of cockpit flash- A319-100N 0.0/0.7/-0.7 Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0001- 1 SFE

06 Installation of cockpit flash- A319-100N 0.0/0.7/-0.7 Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0012- 1 SFE

12 Installation of cockpit flash- A319-100N 0.0/0.7/-0.7 Flashlight ASTRONICS P2-07-0015- 1 SFE

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Description OWE: Operating Weight Empty

Description there is no specific indication, emergency equipment is

as the standard ones presented here. This drawing

IN OHSC WITH PARTITION (B)

IN OHSC FULLY USED (A)

STOWAGE AFT OF CAS

(A) NOT USABLE FOR PASSENGER LUGGAGE

6b PORTABLE ELT -BRACKET- 1 HONEYWELL ASCA INC 51090370-1 BFE

9a SAFETY BELT -DEMO- 2 AMSAFE AVIATION 2011-6-XXX-XXXX BFE

9b OXYGEN MASK -DEMO- 2 AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 289-1001 SFE

9c LIFE VEST -DEMO- 2 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXD BFE

10 LIFE VEST -CREW- 4 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXC BFE

12 LIFE VEST -INFANT- 5 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE

14 LIFE VEST -SPARE- 5 SWITLIK PARACHUTE, INC. P01400-2XX BFE

ESCAPE SLIDES FWD DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE

A.1 - FIRST RELEASE. 02/07/2021

REV DESCRIPTION DATE

A319-100N EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR: AIB

STD SPEC: 1.1

FLEET: VERSION: DRWG NO: AIB 319-80.20879 REV: A ITE: 1

IN OHSC WITH PARTITION (B)

IN OHSC FULLY USED (A)

IN OHSC FULLY USED (A)

IN OHSC FULLY USED (A)

(A) NOT USABLE FOR PASSENGER LUGGAGE

6b PORTABLE ELT -BRACKET- 1 HONEYWELL ASCA INC 51090370-1 BFE

7 CABIN FLASHLIGHT 4 ASTRONICS LUMINESCENT P2-07-0012-001 SFE

9a SAFETY BELT -DEMO- 2 AMSAFE AVIATION 2011-6-XXX-XXXX BFE

9b OXYGEN MASK -DEMO- 2 AVOX SYSTEMS INC. 289-1001 SFE

9c LIFE VEST -DEMO- 2 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXD BFE

10 LIFE VEST -CREW- 4 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XXC BFE

12 LIFE VEST -INFANT- 5 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE

14 LIFE VEST -SPARE- 5 EASTERN AERO MARINE P01400-2XX BFE

ESCAPE SLIDES FWD DOOR L&R 2 AIR CRUISERS -c- SFE

A.1 - FIRST RELEASE. 05/07/2021

REV DESCRIPTION DATE