The FWD facing VIP Galley model is attached to the floor seat tracks and to the lateral seat track situated in the skirting. It is located in the right forward main cabin.

The AFT facing Galley G1 model, designed for Sukhoi SSJ 100 A/C (family of new generation regional jets) is a “wet” type

The FWD facing Galley G1 model designed for Sukhoi SSJ 100 A/C (family of new generation regional jets) is “wet” type Galley which features dedicated provisions for connection to water/waste system, ECS supply system and to the A/C electrical network.

The FWD facing Galley G1 model designed for Sukhoi SSJ 100 A/C (family of new generation regional jets) is “wet” type Galley which features dedicated provisions for connection to water/waste system, ECS supply system and to the A/C electrical network.

The SIDE facing Galley G5 model designed for Sukhoi SSJ 100 A/C (family of new generation regional jets) is installed at the aft right side of the cabin just forward the aft RH service door. It is a “dry” type Galley.

The Civil Galley Module has been designed to be installed in the left side of the forward cabin behind the Civil Lavatory and in such a way that it may be placed almost in every position inside the cabin (left and right side) due to be able to work with only basic electrical supply.

Geven’s Lavatory, located in the forward cabin of the A/C, is “civil standard” type with external servicing and re-circulating type toilet which features dedicated provisions for connection to water/waste system, ECS supply system and to the A/C electrical network.

This combined module includes the civil Lavatory & civil Galley. The Lavatory has a Toilet Recirculating Type with external servicing panel and Fresh water/ waste systems/electrical system with connection for Galley.

The Lavatory/Galley module (FWSAR) has capacity for eight (8) crewmembers and up to thirty four (34) passengers, for a mission of up to 13 hours. It has dedicated provisions for connection to water/waste system, ECS supply system and to the A/C electrical network.

Geven’s flare & smoke markers has 4 trolleys, each of one provided with wheels to get access to the whole compartment. Each compartment is prepared for the stowage of flares and smoke markers. The configuration of the compartments is adapted by means of adjustable shelves and straps.

The Cockpit door is located in the forward part of the aircraft separating the cockpit from the main cabin. It is situated between the civil Lavatory and the Emergency rack FR10.

The Planning Table accommodate four crew members in the P-8A aircraft. The table assembly includes the table top, supporting structure, and all miscellaneous hardware required for mounting to the aircraft seat track interface.