Aircraft
Large-Cabin Jets
The airframes where presentation is scrutinised hardest and the schedule allows least room to get it wrong.
Large-cabin aircraft carry the most demanding passengers and the least forgiving schedules. They also carry the most surface area, the most brightwork, and cabins built from materials that each want different handling. A crew that treats a G650 cabin like a car interior does real, expensive damage.
What this class needs
- Cabins with aniline leather, stone, high-gloss veneer and specialty textiles — each treated for what it is
- Full-length divans, conference groupings, crew rest and aft lavatories
- Substantial brightwork across leading edges, nacelles and exhaust
- Belly, gear and wheel wells scaled to a heavy airframe
- Overnight and multi-crew scheduling so the aircraft is ready for a morning departure
Other aircraft we service
Midsize & Super-Midsize Jets
The workhorses of corporate and charter aviation, flying hard and turning fast.
Light Jets
Owner-flown and light-charter jets where the cabin is small enough that every detail is visible.
Turboprops
Turbine singles and twins that work hard, fly often, and stain in ways jets do not.
Helicopters
Rotorcraft present problems fixed-wing does not, and they are not solved by working faster.