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Aero-Dienst opens immersive refurbishment showroom
Aero-Dienst draws on years of experience and takes approval issues into account from the beginning so that planned modifications meet all laws and standards. Now it can also let customers feel the fabric.
Customers will be able to view a wide range of interiors materials.

Aero-Dienst has opened up an interiors showroom to showcase refurbishment options for business aviation and air ambulance providers. “We listen carefully when the customer explains their ideas at a very early stage and accompany the customer throughout the process of developing them,” says Mark-André Mann, who leads the interior solutions department. “Backed up by our wealth of experience, we support and advise the customer during the selection of materials and create individual colour schemes. While the customer sees and experiences the combination of materials directly, vague ideas become a concrete expectation that can be implemented for lasting customer satisfaction.”

The newly-opened showroom offers a selection of material samples: fabrics and leather for seating and panel covers, wood veneers, carpets, heated stone flooring and plating samples for metal fittings. The materials are combined to create an overall concept that matches the individual ideas and personality of the owner.

Other solutions are presented too, such as LED cabin lighting as a plug-and-play feature. The ambient lighting in the showroom simulates realistic colour and brightness scenarios to demonstrate individualised cabin lighting options and implement just the right solution for the customer.

The showroom is also equipped with a 75” Ultra HD display to help create a realistic visualisation of the future cabin design. It provides for lossless, original colour representation of designs and renderings.

“The immediate proximity of the showroom to the customer's aircraft in our own maintenance facility allows us to respond very flexibly to spontaneous ideas of the customer,” adds Mann. “On one hand we can immediately implement smart repair solutions. On the other hand we pick up customer ideas to develop concepts for complete refurbishments and then schedule these into future maintenance events. The efficient use of downtimes ensures aircraft owners a greater degree of aircraft availability.”

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