The Experts' Corner

By Meghan Welch, Director of Paint and Interior Sales, Elliott Aviation Aircraft interiors live a demanding life. They endure repeated

Introduction: More Than Skin Deep Aircraft paint is often perceived as purely cosmetic, but its role goes far beyond aesthetics.

From simple seat refurbishments, to complicated cabin floor plan changes, you should know what to expect in the process of an interior refurbishment.

The paint application is one small step of the process, to maximize adhesion and ensure long lasting paint, we follow this 6-stage process.

Most fixed-wing air medical aircraft were originally equipped with executive layout & tailoring. Reduce converting costs and downtime with proper planning.

A major aircraft interior refurbishment is a significant event in the life of your plane. Proper planning is critical to keep your project on track.

Maximizing space in an aircraft is highly beneficial to owners & passengers; better options are available as technology and innovation improve each year.

Whether you’re purchasing or selling an aircraft, an interior refurbishment can dramatically affect the look & functionality of a plane for the next buyer.

It’s easy to take newly refurbished interiors for granted, maintain it from the early stages to help extend its life and reduce future refurbishment costs.

Lighting is an important element of cabin design, understanding the available technology can assist you in making the right decision for your aircraft.

Your aircraft cabinets and woodwork may be the last thing you think of when modifying your plane, however, upfront planning can lead to beneficial upgrades.

When considering a cabin reconfiguration, communicating your needs and wants with your interior facility ahead of time is key to finding the best options.

A paint job for your aircraft should not be views just for aesthetic reasons, but because properly maintaining your paint job can reduce corrosion issues.