Cabin surface disinfection

Defined care for passenger touchpoints, tray tables and compatible hard surfaces. Product choice, preparation and label contact time are reviewed with the operator.

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A gloved hand wiping a private jet tray table with a clean cloth

Define the areas

Identify tray tables, armrest surfaces, handles and other agreed hard surfaces. Leather, textiles and specialty finishes are considered separately.

Review the product

Confirm the selected product label covers the proposed use and that aircraft and material instructions permit it. No blanket approval is assumed.

Prepare and apply

Clean visible soil first where required, follow label directions and contact time, and protect areas outside the agreed scope.

Handover to your crew

Discuss completion, ventilation and re-entry directions. No universal pathogen or duration-of-protection guarantee is made.

The service scope, products, airport access and timing are agreed before work begins. Cleaning and disinfection do not replace maintenance, operator procedures or destination-specific insect-control requirements.

SURFACE CARE & CABIN AIR

Cabin hygiene for surface and airborne contamination.

Aircraft hygiene involves both the surfaces people touch and the air that moves through the cabin. Our surface-cleaning and disinfection scope is coordinated with your operator’s cabin ventilation and re-entry requirements.

Bacteria & viruses on surfaces

A compatible disinfectant can target the bacteria and viruses identified on its label when used as directed, including the full contact time. The selected product and aircraft instructions determine the permitted surfaces and method.

Airborne bacteria & virus-containing particles

Aircraft ventilation exchanges cabin air. On aircraft equipped with suitable HEPA filtration, the filters capture airborne particles, including bacteria and virus-containing particles. Equipment, airflow and maintenance requirements vary by aircraft; your operator or maintenance team confirms the installed system.

Surface disinfection does not establish that cabin air has been disinfected. Any dedicated air-treatment method requires its own evidence, aircraft compatibility review, product authorization and operator approval. Cabin cleaning does not include air-system maintenance or a guarantee of pathogen-free air.

Learn about cabin air & surface hygiene ↗