BS EN 4723 is a standard covering methods for comfort and living space criteria for aircraft passenger seats, ensuring comfort and safety in aerospace applications.
BS EN 4723 specifies requirements and measurement methods for assessing passenger living space and comfort. It aims to improve the passenger comfort quality of aircraft cabins and provide measurement methods to compare cabin seat layouts and seats.
The aim of BS EN 4723 is to give advice to designers to include methods of human-centred design into the design of aircraft seats.
BS EN 4723 has been prepared by the Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe - Standardization (ASD-STAN).
BS EN 4723 on methods for comfort and living space criteria for aircraft passenger seats is useful for:
Flight passengers in commercial aviation spend the most part of their journey on their seats. There is a need for aircraft passenger seats designed to minimize passenger discomfort. A proper passenger seat fitting is vital for the comfort of the passenger. Paying attention to the ergonomics of the seats allows organizations to reduce any discomfort.
BS EN 4723 provides users guidance to quantify seat comfort in terms of anthropometric accommodation rates. The methods described in BS EN 4723 might be applicable for feasibility and safety issues.
Guidance in BS EN 4723 assists users to ensure the reliability of the passenger seat fittings by demonstrating their safety and effectiveness, and ultimately the protection in aerospace applications.
EN 4723:2015