Nose and cockpit of a white private jet on the apron.

Aviation

The aircraft, presentation-ready.

Your concierge for the finish. Wash, correction, and cabin presentation on the apron or in the hangar — timed to the operator’s window, not the other way around.

Cream leather seats and a walnut table in a private jet cabin.

The cabin as well as the skin

A turnaround should still look considered.

Silver is for a short ground time: the aircraft leaves clean, the glass is clear, and the cabin does not show the last sector. Gold is the presentation most owners actually want between trips.

Platinum is scheduled when there is time to correct paint, not polish over it. We do not sign a maintenance release, and we do not pretend a cosmetic visit is an engineering one.

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Three levels. One standard of finish.

Jet Silver

from $650

A precise turnaround when the aircraft is only on the ground briefly.

  • Exterior wash and dry
  • Windows, leading edges, and intakes
  • Wheel-bay rinse
  • Cabin tidy and galley wipe
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Jet Gold

from $1,250

The house presentation: paint brought up, cabin reset for the next sector.

  • Full exterior decontamination
  • Paint enhancement polish
  • Leather and veneer conditioning
  • Cabin deep clean, including carpets
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Jet Platinum

from $2,750

Correction and restoration when the finish has to look newly delivered.

  • Multi-stage paint correction
  • Surface prepared for ceramic
  • Brightwork and landing-gear detail
  • Full cabin restoration
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Tell us the tail, and the next window.

FBO, private hangar, or a remote strip with a sensible water supply. If the apron time is too short for the scope, we will say so.

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