In the galley, how many oxygen masks are designed to drop down?

In the galley of the aircraft, it is common for two oxygen masks to be designed to drop down in case of an emergency. This design accommodates the potential need for both the crew members working in the galley and any additional personnel or individuals who may need access to supplemental oxygen. By having two masks readily available, it ensures that in the event of a cabin depressurization or other emergency requiring oxygen, both the flight attendants and possibly a passenger can access the lifesaving equipment without delay. This is especially important in maintaining safety and the well-being of everyone on board during critical situations. While some aircraft configurations may feature different setups, the standard of two masks is primarily aimed at providing sufficient assistance for emergency scenarios.