Fiber Specialties details private jet interiors worldwide: in-aircraft upholstery and leather care, sanitizing, disinfection, and odor removal using pH-neutral, finish-safe methods and IICRC Odor Control Certified personnel. Offered to VIP aviation clients since 2015. Call (208) 272-9705.
Certifications and service details current for 2026.
A VIP cabin is judged the moment someone steps aboard. Jet interior detailing keeps every soft surface, from carpet to leather to upholstery, clean, sanitized, and free of odor, using methods matched to delicate aircraft finishes rather than the harsh chemistry a ground crew would reach for.
What interior detailing covers
Detailing goes beyond the carpet to the whole soft interior: upholstery and leather seating, textiles, and the cabin surfaces that collect soil and smell over a flying season. The work is done in the aircraft wherever possible, with methods and products chosen for the fibers and finishes in front of the technician, so a detail refreshes the cabin without risking the interior.
Upholstery & leather
Seating is cleaned with methods and products chosen for the fibers and finishes in front of the technician, not a one-size chemistry that a delicate cabin finish would not survive.
Carpet & textiles
Cabin carpet and soft textiles are cleaned in the aircraft wherever possible, so the interior is refreshed without the downtime of pulling it out.
Sanitizing & odor
Disinfection, sanitizing, and odor removal at the source, carried out by IICRC-certified personnel using pH-neutral solutions safe for delicate finishes.
Sanitizing and disinfection
Since 2015, Fiber Specialties has offered disinfection and sanitizing for aircraft interiors. The work uses pH-neutral solutions that are safe for delicate finishes and is carried out by IICRC-certified personnel, so a cabin is cleaned and sanitized without harming leather, wood, or textile surfaces.
Finish-safe by rule
- pH-neutral solutions throughout
- Safe on leather, wood, and textile surfaces
- Carried out by IICRC-certified personnel
- Done in the aircraft wherever possible
No harsh ground-crew chemistry goes near a VIP cabin.
First impressions
A VIP cabin is judged the moment someone steps aboard.
Odor removal at the source
Smells settle into a cabin and stay, and masking them does not pass in a VIP interior. IICRC Odor Control Certified personnel target the real sources found in aircraft: mildew, cigarette and cigar smoke, and cooking smells, neutralizing them at the source rather than covering them so the cabin actually smells clean.
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Delivery detailing and completion
On a newly completed or freshly refurbished aircraft, delivery detailing gives the interior a final pass before it goes to the owner, and completion textile protection can be applied so the cabin stays clean longer. It is the same care that keeps an in-service jet presentable, applied at the moment first impressions matter most.
Serving VIP aviation worldwide
From a single-engine PC-12 to a wide-body Boeing 777, the same standard in every cabin.
Certified, and built for the cabin
Fiber Specialties technicians are IICRC certified, the firm is WoolSafe certified, and the team trained under A&P mechanics, VIP aircraft interior craftsmen, and aircraft interior designers, with more than 15 years of VIP aircraft interior experience. The service travels nationwide and worldwide, from a single-engine PC-12 to a wide-body Boeing 777, including Heads of State and Royal Family aircraft.
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Jet interior detailing questions
What does private jet interior detailing include?
It covers the whole soft interior: carpet, upholstery and leather seating, and cabin textiles, along with sanitizing, disinfection, and odor removal. The work is done in the aircraft wherever possible, with methods matched to delicate finishes.
Is your aircraft sanitizing safe for delicate finishes?
Yes. Disinfection and sanitizing use pH-neutral solutions that are safe for leather, wood, and textile surfaces, carried out by IICRC-certified personnel, so the cabin is cleaned and sanitized without harm to the interior.
How do you remove odor from a jet cabin?
IICRC Odor Control Certified personnel target the real sources found in aircraft, mildew, cigarette and cigar smoke, and cooking smells, and neutralize them at the source rather than masking them, so the cabin actually smells clean.
What is delivery detailing?
A final detailing pass on a newly completed or refurbished aircraft before it goes to the owner. Completion textile protection can be applied at the same time so the fresh interior stays clean longer.
Do you detail jet interiors worldwide?
Yes. The service travels nationwide and worldwide, from a single-engine PC-12 to a wide-body Boeing 777, including Heads of State and Royal Family aircraft, and has served VIP aviation clients since 2015.
Do you clean and condition aircraft leather seats?
Yes. Jet interior detailing includes leather and upholstery seating along with carpet and textiles, using finish-safe, pH-neutral methods so the leather is cleaned and refreshed without harm to the surface.
How often should a private jet interior be detailed?
It depends on how much the aircraft flies and how it is used, but a regular detailing schedule keeps the cabin presentable and the textiles sound between deeper cleans. High-use and charter aircraft benefit from more frequent attention.
Can jet detailing be done on site to reduce downtime?
Yes. Much of the work is done in the aircraft, on wing, so the cabin is cleaned, sanitized, and deodorized without pulling the aircraft out of service any longer than necessary.
Sources
Standards referenced on this page: IICRC · WoolSafe.
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Sources & industry standards
- IICRC, the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification: the industry body whose S100/S310 standards govern professional rug and carpet cleaning.
- The WoolSafe Organisation: independent certification for wool-safe cleaning products and methods.
- The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI): the science-based trade authority for carpet and rug care.
- U.S. EPA, Carpets & Indoor Air Quality: guidance on how clean carpets and rugs support healthy indoor air.