Process
5 stages, executed on the airframe.
No two airframes start in the same condition. Every step below is dialed to the surface we're actually working on, not to a service-menu recipe.
- 01
Waste removal
Galley, seat-back pockets, lavatory bins. Reset the cabin to empty before cleaning starts.
- 02
Lavatory and galley sanitization
Aviation-safe disinfectants on every contact surface. Tap, basin, mirror, counters, hardware.
- 03
Surface wipe-down
Tables, armrests, control panels, monitors — every surface a passenger touches.
- 04
Window and transparency cleaning
Cabin windows and inner panes hand-cleaned with streak-free aviation-grade glass cleaner.
- 05
Vacuum and entry
Full cabin and cockpit vacuum. Entry steps and handrails cleaned — first thing the next passenger touches.
Materials
Aviation-grade products, no shortcuts.
Brand and grade are the work. The wrong product on the wrong surface is the most expensive shortcut in this business.
- Surface cleaners
- Aviation-safe disinfectants — no harsh solvents on cabin surfaces.
- Glass
- Streak-free aviation-grade glass cleaner.
- Vacuum
- HEPA-filtered with detail attachments.
Time on aircraft
2–4 hours
Mid-size cabin completes in two to three hours. Heavy or ultra-long-range runs into the fourth.
Best for
- Charter turnaround
- Between-trip cabin resets
- Pre-arrival prep
- Fleet rotation cleaning standards
Pairs well with
Services often booked alongside this one.
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