BOMBARDIER Challenger 300 Cabin Handbook

To: HOLDERS OF CABIN HANDBOOK

Bombardier Challenger 300, Serial No. 20074

REVISION A, DECEMBER 2006

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BOMBARDIER CHALLENGER 300*

CABIN HANDBOOK - AIRCRAFT S/N: 20074 (REV. A)

Bombardier Inc.

P. O. Box 6087, Station Centre-ville

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documentation, technical data and other information shall not be modified,

translated, reverse assembled, reverse engineered or de-compiled and shall be

used solely to maintain, operate or repair the aircraft.

BOMBARDIER CHALLENGER 300*

CABIN HANDBOOK - AIRCRAFT S/N: 20074 (REV. A)

Bombardier Inc.

P. O. Box 6087, Station Centre-ville

Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3C 3G9

http://www.cic.bombardier.com

For more information please contact:

Bombardier Business Aircraft Customer Support

Technical Publications and Information

Distribution

North America 1-866-273-2638

Outside North America 514-855-7051

FAX 514-855-7072

Ordering

To ease the ordering process, the following Document

Identification Number should be used: CH 300 COMP CH

User Comment Group 514-855-9304

E-mail bbad.user[email protected]ombardier.com

It is understood that this documentation, comprising technical data and other

information in any media shall not be reproduced or disclosed in whole or in part

without Bombardier’s written authorization, is proprietary and confidential to

Bombardier and that all rights to patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret and

other intellectual property rights therein belong to Bombardier. Such

documentation, technical data and other information shall not be modified,

translated, reverse assembled, reverse engineered or de-compiled and shall be

used solely to maintain, operate or repair the aircraft.

*Trademark of Bombardier Inc. or its subsidiaries.

Printed in Canada

*Trademarks of Bombardier Inc. or its subsidiaries.

Printed in Canada

Introduction

This Cabin Handbook describes and provides operating instructions for the

custom equipment and furnishings installed at the completion center. This

manual does not replace any manual provided with the aircraft by the

manufacturer. It is strongly recommended that all manuals be thoroughly

reviewed to acquaint the owners and attendants with all equipment and

furnishings. This includes the specific vendor manuals provided by the

equipment manufacturers.

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Introduction

This Cabin Handbook describes and provides operating instructions for the

custom equipment and furnishings installed at the completion center. This

manual does not replace any manual provided with the aircraft by the

manufacturer. It is strongly recommended that all manuals be thoroughly

reviewed to acquaint the owners and attendants with all equipment and

furnishings. This includes the specific vendor manuals provided by the

equipment manufacturers.

Introduction

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Table of Contents

Section 1 Aircraft Description........................................... 1

Cabin Furnishings................................................................... 1

Overview .................................................................................1

Cabin Doors ............................................................................2

Entry Area ...............................................................................2

Crew Closet .............................................................................3

Wardrobe Cabinet ...................................................................3

Galley ......................................................................................3

Lavatory ..................................................................................4

Baggage Compartment ...........................................................5

Main Cabin .............................................................................5

Armledge Storage Boxes ........................................................7

Emergency Exit Table ............................................................7

Executive Tables .....................................................................7

Magazine Racks ......................................................................7

Subwoofer Cabinet .................................................................7

Passenger Switch Panels .........................................................8

Pyramid Cabinet .....................................................................8

Single Seats .............................................................................9

VIP Seat ..................................................................................9

Video Monitors .......................................................................9

Window Shades ....................................................................10

Section 2 Aircraft Systems............................................... 11

Communication ..................................................................... 11

Overview ...............................................................................11

Passenger Address ................................................................11

Call Systems .........................................................................11

Airborne Telecommunication System ..................................12

A. Air-to-Ground calling ....................................................15

B. Inplane Calling ...............................................................16

C. Ground-to-Air Calling and Call Handling .....................16

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Entertainment....................................................................... 19

Overview .............................................................................. 19

Cabin Management System .................................................. 19

Controls ................................................................................ 21

Audio System ....................................................................... 24

Video System ....................................................................... 26

Airshow System ................................................................... 26

Electrical Power.................................................................... 29

Overview .............................................................................. 29

115VAC/60HZ Power System ............................................. 29

Lighting.................................................................................. 31

Overview .............................................................................. 31

Lighting Controls ................................................................. 31

Entry Area Lights ................................................................. 31

Cabin Lighting ...................................................................... 33

Lavatory Lights .................................................................... 33

Baggage Compartment Lights .............................................. 33

Water and Waste .................................................................. 35

Overview .............................................................................. 35

Water System ....................................................................... 35

Waste System ....................................................................... 38

Section 3 Galley.................................................................39

General................................................................................... 39

Overview .............................................................................. 39

Galley Description ................................................................ 39

Galley Waste Disposal ......................................................... 41

Section 4 Lavatory ............................................................43

General................................................................................... 43

Overview .............................................................................. 43

Lavatory Toilet ..................................................................... 43

Lavatory Water Supply ........................................................ 43

Lavatory Waste Disposal ..................................................... 43

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Section 5 Miscellaneous ................................................... 45

General................................................................................... 45

Non-Approved Electronic Devices .......................................45

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Section 1 Aircraft Description

Cabin Furnishings

Overview

The cabin is divided into the entry area, main cabin, lavatory, and baggage

compartment. Refer to Cabin Layout (Figure 1).

Cabin Layout

Figure 1

MAIN ENTRY DOOR

ENTRY AREA

LAVATORY

MAIN CABIN

BAGGAGE

COMPARTMENT

EMERGENCY

EXIT

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Cabin Doors

The passenger cabin is served by a main entry door on the left side of the

aircraft, aft of the cockpit. An emergency exit is located on the aft right side of

the main cabin.

Entry Area

The Entry Area (Figure 2) is located inside the main entry door. It extends

from the cockpit to the entrance of the main cabin. A fabric curtain separates

the cockpit from the entry area. An acoustical curtain separates the main entry

door from the entry area.

Furnishings in the entry area include the following items:

• A crew closet

• The forward wardrobe cabinet

• The galley

• Avionics cabinets

A switch panel, located on the forward wardrobe header, controls the entry

area lighting. Refer to Section 2, Aircraft Systems, Lighting, for more

information.

Entry Area

Figure 2

GALLEY

WARDROBE

CABINET

CREW

CLOSET

MAIN

ENTRY DOOR

AVIONICS

CABINET

AVIONICS

C

ABINET

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Crew Closet

A crew closet, in the entry area forward of the galley, provides storage for

garments and emergency equipment. A dome light provides general

illumination when the door is opened.

Wardrobe Cabinet

A wardrobe cabinet, aft of the main entrance, provides garment storage, and

provisions for the entertainment and communication equipment. When the

door is opened, a dome light provides general illumination. Two cooling fans

are installed in the wardrobe to supply ventilation for the entertainment system

components. The cooling fans are on as long as power is supplied to the

aircraft

. The entry area switch panel, located in the cabinet header, is the main

control point for the cabin management system. Refer to Section 2, Aircraft

Systems, Entertainment, for more information about the cabin management

system.

Galley

The Galley (Figure 3), in the entry area aft of the crew closet, provides

facilities for stowing and preparing food and beverages. The galley has

electrical power for fans and appliances. Refer to Section 3, Galley, for more

information.

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Galley

Figure 3

Lavatory

The Lavatory (Figure 4), located between the main cabin and the baggage

compartment, is separated from the main cabin by a bulkhead and pocket door,

and the baggage compartment by a bulkhead and hinged door. Refer to

Section 4, Lavatory, for more information.

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Lavatory

Figure 4

Baggage Compartment

The baggage compartment is located aft of the lavatory, and contains a water

tank, a baggage net, a storage cabinet, and coat rods for hanging garments. The

baggage compartment has an increased capacity of 750 pounds, and is not

accessible when the lavatory is occupied.

Main Cabin

The Main Cabin (Figure 5) is located between the entry area and the lavatory.

A bulkhead and pocket door separate the cabin from the lavatory.

VANITY

CABINET

POCKET

DOOR

TOILET

BAGGAGE

COMPARTMENT

STORAGE

CABINET

HINGED

DOOR

LAVATORY

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Furnishings in the main cabin include the following items:

• Eight single seats (one VIP seat position)

• Eight armledge storage boxes

• One emergency exit table (stowed in baggage compartment)

• Three executive tables

• Eight passenger switch panels

• One pyramid cabinet

• Two video monitors

• Twelve window shades

• Two magazine racks

• One subwoofer cabinet

Main Cabin

Figure 5

VIDEO MONITOR

ARMLEDGE

STORAGE BOX

(8 PLACES)

WINDOW SHADE

(12 PLACES)

SINGLE SEAT

(8 PLACES)

EXECUTIVE TABLE

(3 PLACES)

MAGAZINE RACK

VIP SEAT

PASSENGER

S

WITCH PANEL

(8 PLACES)

EMERGENCY EXIT

TABLE

PYRAMID CABINET

VIDEO MONITOR

SUBWOOFER

C

ABINET

MAGAZINE RACK

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Armledge Storage Boxes

Eight storage boxes, in the armledges adjacent to each single seat, provide

general storage. The storage boxes adjacent to right-hand seat 2 and left-hand

seat 4 contain telephone handsets. The storage boxes adjacent to left- and right-

hand seats 2 and 4 contain single electrical outlets.

Emergency Exit Table

There are receptacles for a folding plug-in table below the emergency exit,

behind a closeout panel with a spring-loaded hinge. Table stowage is provided

in the baggage storage cabinet, located on the aft side of the right-hand

baggage bulkhead.

To deploy the plug-in table:

• Remove the leaf from the baggage storage cabinet

• Flip down the lid on the dado panel

• Slide the plug-in table leaf supports into the receptacles

Executive Tables

There are three folding executive tables in the armledges adjacent to the single

seats. The executive tables are manually deployed.

To deploy the executive tables:

• Pull the armledge cover up and out

• Unfold the table leaf

Magazine Racks

There are two magazine racks located in the main cabin. The forward

magazine rack is located on the right side, aft of the galley. The aft magazine

rack is located on the left side, forward of the aft cabin bulkhead, and provides

a drawer for storage.

Subwoofer Cabinet

There is a subwoofer cabinet located on the right side of the main cabin, aft of

right-hand seat 2.

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Passenger Switch Panels

Passenger switch panels, located in the armledges adjacent to each seat

position, control lighting and entertainment features in the main cabin. Refer to

Section 2, Aircraft Systems, Entertainment, for more information.

The passenger switch panel located at the VIP seat, right-hand seat 2, also

controls the cabin call system and cabin temperature.

Pyramid Cabinet

There is a Pyramid Cabinet (Figure 6) in the main cabin on the right side,

forward of the aft cabin bulkhead. It opens on the inboard side and provides

storage for a life raft.

Pyramid Cabinet

Figure 6

LIFE RAFT

DOOR

PYRAMID

CABINET

ASHTRAY

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Single Seats

WARNING: DURING TAXI, TAKEOFF, AND LANDING, ALL SEATS ARE

TO BE IN THE FULL UPRIGHT POSITION; THE

FORWARD-FACING SEATS MUST BE IN THE FULLY AFT

TRACKING POSITION; THE AFT-FACING SEATS MUST BE

IN THE FULLY FORWARD TRACKING POSITION; AND

SEATBELTS MUST BE WORN.

There are eight single seats in the cabin, four on each side. Cabin seating is

referenced by right- or left-hand side. For example, the first seat on the right

side is referred to as right-hand seat 1. Each seat is equipped with the following

features:

• Three-point push button restraint system

• Headrest (aft-facing seats only)

• Recline

• Swivel

• Tracking (8" forward/aft, 5" inboard/outboard)

Note: Swivel and tracking capabilities are restricted at right-hand seat 3

and right-hand seat 4 to comply with egress requirements at the

emergency exit.

VIP Seat

The VIP seat is designated as right-hand seat 2. The personal switch panel at

this location is distinct because it provides additional control of the lighting

and entertainment systems as well as temperature control. Refer to Section 2,

Aircraft Systems, Entertainment, for more information about the VIP

passenger switch panel.

Video Monitors

There are two video monitors in the main cabin. The forward monitor is

located on the left side, on the aft face of the wardrobe cabinet. The aft monitor

is located on the right side, on the forward face of the aft cabin bulkhead. Refer

to Section 2, Aircraft Systems, Entertainment, for more information.

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