Jet Aviation, the Swiss-based firm exhibiting at the Dubai Airshow, creates interiors for both narrow and wide-body planes. Since launching in 1977, it has done about 200 plane interiors, around 60 per cent of which were for customers in the Middle East, most of them private owners.
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More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art -
More than 500 craftsmen work at Jet Aviation’s facility in Basel to customise plane interiors according to customers’ requirements, which can cost anywhere from $40 million to $200m. Above, an example of a customised aircraft interior. Courtesy Jet Aviation Basel and ACA Advanced Computer Art
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