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The invention relates to a device for moving objects, particularly luggage, in an aircraft hold, said device including a moving wall (10) and at least one belt. One end of the belt (20) is connected to a roller (24) around which the belt (20) is wound. The other end of the belt (20) is attached to t

The invention relates to a device for moving objects, particularly luggage, in an aircraft hold, said device including a moving wall (10) and at least one belt. One end of the belt (20) is connected to a roller (24) around which the belt (20) is wound. The other end of the belt (20) is attached to the moving wall (10). A lower section of the belt (20) extends from the moving wall (10) to a threshold element (22) and an upper section of the belt (20) extends from the threshold element (22) to the moving wall (10).

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1. A device for moving an object in an aircraft hold, comprising: a moving wall; andat least one belt,wherein one end of the belt is attached to a roller on which the belt winds; the other end of the belt is fastened to the moving wall; a lower section of the belt extends from the moving wall up to

1. A device for moving an object in an aircraft hold, comprising: a moving wall; andat least one belt,wherein one end of the belt is attached to a roller on which the belt winds; the other end of the belt is fastened to the moving wall; a lower section of the belt extends from the moving wall up to a threshold; and an upper section of the belt extends from the threshold up to the moving wall, andwherein the threshold is positioned on a frontward side of the moving wall such that no roller or portion of the belt is positioned on a rearward side of the moving wall. 2. The device according to claim 1, wherein the roller rotates within the moving wall. 3. The device according to claim 1, wherein the roller is mounted on the moving wall. 4. The device according to claim 1, wherein the moving wall has at least one cogwheel connected to a motor to drive the moving wall on at least one rack fastened in the hold. 5. The device according to claim 1, wherein the threshold comprises a roller extending crosswise in relation to the belt; and the roller has an axis fixed in relation to the hold. 6. The device according to claim 1, comprising a plurality of belts, wherein each belt of the plurality of belts extends parallel to a level portion of the hold between the moving wall and the threshold corresponding to said belt. 7. An aircraft comprising a hold, wherein the hold comprises the device according to claim 1. 8. The aircraft according to claim 7, wherein the hold further comprises a cargo loading system comprising rollers to accommodate a container, wherein the rollers of the cargo loading system move between an active position in which a portion of the rollers extends above a floor of the hold and a retracted position in which the rollers are located beneath the floor of the hold. 9. The aircraft according to claim 8, wherein the hold comprises at least two access doors, wherein a first door is of sufficient size to allow introduction of the container of standardized size into the hold; a second door, of smaller size in relation to the first door, is positioned on the wall of the hold opposite to the wall on which the first door is located and is offset in relation to the first door; and the openings corresponding to the said first and second doors do not overlap. 10. The aircraft according to claim 9, wherein the threshold of the device is at the second door on one side of the first door. 11. The device according to claim 1, wherein the roller is positioned within the moving wall. 12. The device according to claim 11, wherein the threshold comprises a roller extending crosswise in relation to the belt such that, when the moving wall moves away from the threshold, the roller of the threshold pulls the belt to unwind from the roller in the moving wall. 13. The device according to claim 11, wherein the belt winds around the roller in the moving wall when the moving wall moves towards the threshold. 14. The device according to claim 11, wherein the belt unwinds from the roller in the moving wall when the moving wall moves away from the threshold.