Leather Cleaning & Conditioning

Light aviation leathers show body oils, dye transfer and wear quickly. Regular cleaning and conditioning keeps them supple. It also delays refurbishment.

What's included

Product test on an inconspicuous area for each leather type
Gentle cleaning of seats, armrests, headrests and side ledges
Conditioning suited to the leather finish
Seat belts and stitching lines cleaned by hand

Two technicians caring for leather seats and wood cabinetry inside a business jet cabin

Services on this page

Cabin DetailComprehensive interior appearance service

Leather cleaned and conditioned. Carpet cleaned in place. Veneer, trim, sidewalls and headliner cared for by surface.

Cabin RefreshTurnaround cabin presentation

A between-trip cabin reset. Seats, hard surfaces, acrylic windows, galley and lavatory are returned to standard.

Pricing depends on aircraft size and condition. Every job is quoted before it is scheduled.

How we protect the aircraft

Products are matched to the leather and finish. Anything unknown is tested before use.
Existing tears, cracks and dye loss are photographed and reported, not hidden.

Questions

Can you remove stains from light leather?

Many surface marks lift with the right cleaner. Dye transfer and older stains vary. We test first and tell you what to expect before working the whole seat.

Available at

Tell us where the aircraft is and when it flies next.

We confirm scope, timing and access before anything is scheduled.

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