in fig2 b and 2 d the cam follower element 146 at the end of the activation lever 143 is adjacent a channel 128 between an upper abutment surface 126 and a lower abutment surface 127 of the activation portion 125 of the table 120 hence as the activation lever 143 is pivoted clockwise as seen in the view of fig2 b by the connection link 141 to be vertical the cam follower element 146 pivots to push upwards on the upper abutment surface 126 this causes the table 120 to be raised from the stowed position to the raised position the cam follower element 146 also acts in reverse hence when the door 110 is shut hinge 142 moves back down to the stowed position also causing connection link 141 and hinge 144 to move back down hence the activation lever 143 moves back down to its previous horizontal position rotating anti clockwise as seen in the view of fig2 b as it does so the cam follower element 146 pushes down on the lower abutment surface 127 to pull the table 120 back down from the presented position to the stowed position from the presented position a user passenger can lift the table 120 by pulling on finger hold 129 to a partially deployed position fig3 a and 3 b show views of the table arrangement in the partially deployed configuration as can be seen in fig3 b the door 110 has a cam track 115 on the internally facing surface of the side panel 114 the table 120 is provided with a cam follower nodule 123 that is arranged inside the cam track hence when pulling.