EBACE 2011; Fokker touts new cabin surveillance system benefits
Fokker Aircraft Services (Stand 1338) is here promoting its Direct View cabin surveillance system for VIP aircraft.

Fokker Aircraft Services (Stand 1338) is here promoting its Direct View cabin surveillance system for VIP aircraft. Devised for flight attendants, it has a positive knock-on effect on the cabin design. The first example of Direct View was installed in a converted Airbus A320 delivered in April at Fokker’s facility in Woensdrecht, Netherlands.

The product is intended as a solution to allow attendants to have a direct view of every passenger during takeoff and landing. To permit this, cabin designers often have to include glass windows and other see-through arrangements in the dividing walls, Stephen Hands, Fokker Aircraft Services’ v-p for marketing and sales, told AIN. Therefore the aircraft’s owner has to choose between such layout arrangements or adding flight attendants.

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