J&C Aero, an international aviation center for innovation in cabin transformation and CAMO, and an undisclosed European air carrier have signed a cooperation agreement under which J&C Aero will supply fully branded seat covers for the airline’s Airbus A350 fleet.
Under the contract, J&C Aero will design and produce more than 2000 new economy-class seat covers that will be made from lightweight high-quality fabrics and using nearly natural synthetic leather elements. J&C Aero will supply the airline with full shipsets for its current Airbus A350-900s, as well as an additional shipset for spares.
“It is a big honor for us and a great responsibility to support a major Airbus A350 operator with new seat elements that will provide a stronger synergy with the overall interior design of the airline’s fleet. And while the number of required covers is substantial, our in-house DOA and POA teams will ensure that the air carrier’s passengers will be able to enjoy new seats already this summer,” commented Vitalijus Malyška, COO at J&C Aero.
J&C Aero is an international aviation center for innovation in cabin transformation and CAMO. As an EASA-certified design, production, maintenance, and CAMO organization, J&C Aero provides extensive cabin interior and repair solutions for narrow and wide-body aircraft operators and owners.
The range of the company’s services covers cabin interior design and production, aircraft line and parts maintenance, engineering and continuing airworthiness management, aircraft teardown and spare parts supply, as well as special-purpose STC and VIP cabin solutions.
J&C Aero holds EASA Part 21J, Part 21G, Part 145, and CAMO approvals, supplemented by multiple STCs, authorizations, and other approvals.
More information: www.jcaero.com
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