Client Case: Cessna Citation CJ3
client case Cessna Citation CJ3 Made »His« Own, Down to the Last Stitch click here for scope of work click here for the virtual tour click here for the gallery
client case Cessna Citation CJ3 Made »His« Own, Down to the Last Stitch click here for scope of work click here for the virtual tour click here for the gallery
For a Citation XLS built in 2008, Luminair GmbH of Hamburg commissioned a full interior refurbishment — part of a cabin design meant to carry across its fleet.
This Embraer Phenom 300 design features three signatures. Leather with Stay-Clean-Technology covers the cabin seating, chosen to maintain its appearance under frequent passenger use. The wooden elements carry Decor Film Application, robust where daily service demands it.
More and more operators build their business on refurbished pre-owned aircraft. Hermann Bauer of AeroVisto Group explains how that calculation works.
The Embraer Legacy 500 belongs to the current generation of business-jet cabins — interiors with more complex geometries, more individual components, and more of the cabin lined and trimmed than earlier designs.
The owner of this Phenom 300 approached us with a decision that turned a maintenance event into something larger: use the downtime for a complete refurbishment — maintenance, cabin, and exterior, all at once.
The Boeing Business Jet sits at the top of the business-aviation cabin — a Boeing 737 turned private aircraft, with the floor space of an airliner and the finish of a private jet.
The Bombardier Challenger 605 has earned its place in the super-midsize segment through range, cabin volume, and the kind of quiet reliability that private clients value over time.
On 25 April, we inaugurated the new premises of our Component Shop on the ninth floor of Terminal 26 at Zurich Airport. With more than double the previous space, the new floor opens up better workflows, broader capacity, and the room to grow with our customers — eight years after the Zurich site began with two people.
When the owner of a Bombardier Global 5000 envisioned a cabin unlike any other, the reference point was unexpected: Peaky Blinders, the British television series set in 1920s Birmingham.