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A thrust reverser includes an outer fixed structure, an inner fixed structure, a translating sleeve (54), and a blocker door assembly (62). The outer fixed structure (56) and the inner fixed structure (58) extend circumferentially about an axis forming a thrust reverser duct (64). The translating sleeve further forms the thrust reverser duct. The blocker door assembly includes a blocker door (66), a drag link (68), and a clevis fitting (70). The blocker door is pivotably mounted to the translating sleeve. The drag link is pivotably mounted to the blocker door. The clevis fitting includes an articulating fitting member (78), a fixed fitting member (80), and a fixed plate (82). The articulating fitting member is pivotably mounted to the drag link about a first tangentially-extending rotational axis. The articulating fitting member is pivotably mounted to the fixed fitting member about a second axially-extending rotational axis. The fixed fitting member and the fixed plate are mounted to the inner fixed structure.

A lock system (100; 200; 300; 400; 500) is provided including a blade (102; 302; 402), a blade stop (104; 404), a blade actuating member (106; 306; 406), a sensor (110), a controller (120) and an electric motor (108). The blade (102; 302; 402) is retracted past where the blade stop (104; 404) contacts an end of the blade actuating member (106; 306; 406) when the blade (102; 302; 402) is fractured and translated in the direction of a retracted unlocked position from an extended locked position. The sensor (110) can send a signal to the controller (120) based on the position of the blade (102; 302; 402). The controller (120 can determine when the signal from the sensor (110) indicates that the blade (102; 302; 402) has retracted past the point where the blade stop (104; 404) contacts the end of the blade actuating member (106; 306; 406).

A tertiary lock system (20) for an aircraft thrust reverser, comprising: a lock member (22) actuatable between a locked position, in which a loadpath of the lock member (22) engages a movable component (10) to prevent deployment of the thrust reverser, and an unlocked position, in which the lock member (22) permits deployment of the movable component (10) of the thrust reverser; wherein the lock member comprises an element (30) arranged such that at least a portion of the element extends into or through the loadpath of the lock member; and a locking verification system (50) including a sensor module (52) arranged for interrogating the element when the lock member is in the locked position; wherein the locking verification system is configured to: confirm that the tertiary lock system has been commanded to actuate the lock member into the locked position; instruct the sensor module to interrogate the element; and verify that the lock member is in the locked position and the loadpath is uncompromised in response to determining that the element is intact.

A lock system (100) for an aircraft thrust reverser (1) is provided and comprises: a lock shaft (150) moveable along a longitudinal axis (102) in a first direction (104) towards an unlocked position and in a second direction (106) towards a locked position; a solenoid (300) having a body (310) and an armature (320); and a ratchet assembly (200). The ratchet assembly (200) comprises a holding pawl (220) comprising a holding pawl pivot point (223) about which the holding pawl (220) is pivotable, and which is fixed relative to the body (310). The ratchet assembly (200) comprises a driving pawl (230) comprising a driving pawl pivot point (233) about which the driving pawl (230) is pivotable, and which is fixed relative to the armature (320). The ratchet assembly also comprises axially spaced ratchet protrusions (242) fixed relative to the lock shaft (150). The armature (320) is configured to move through a solenoid stroke distance towards the body (310) in the first direction (104) on activation of the solenoid (300), and to move back through the solenoid stroke distance away from the body (310) on deactivation of the solenoid (300). The driving pawl (230) is configured to engage with a ratchet protrusion (242) so as to drive movement of the lock shaft (150) in the first direction (104) on movement of the armature (320) in the first direction (104) and to release from engagement with the ratchet protrusion (242) so as to move relative to the lock shaft (150) on movement of the armature (320) in the second direction (106). The holding pawl (220) is configured to allow the lock shaft (150) to move relative to the body (310) when the driving pawl (230) is driving movement of the lock shaft (150), and to engage with a ratchet protrusion (242) so as to limit axial movement of the lock shaft (150) relative to the body (310) while the driving pawl (230) is moving in the second direction (106).

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A door assembly (26) for an aircraft (20) includes a door (28), a door handle (34), a door hinge (32), a support assembly (50), and a lifting assembly (58). The door handle (34) is rotatable between an unlatched position and a latched position. The support assembly (50) rotatably mounts the door hinge (32) to the door (28). The lifting assembly (58) includes a latch cam (120), a lift track (123), and a latch idler (122). The latch cam (120) is mounted to the door handle (34), rotatable with the door handle (34) about the door handle rotational axis (124), and forms an eccentric roller path (126) extending about the door handle rotational axis (124). The latch idler (122) includes a first roller (146) and a second roller (148). The first roller (146) is disposed on a lift track (123) of the support assembly (50) and configured to roll along the lift track (123). The second roller (148) is disposed within the eccentric roller path (126). The latch idler (122) is configured to lift the door (28) as the door handle (34) rotates from the latched position to the unlatched position.

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