Professional cabin cleaning and sanitation for commercial airline operations in South Florida. Discuss turnaround cleaning, overnight service, galley and lavatory care, and recurring fleet support with Aquarius Lux.
A focused between-flight scope for an empty aircraft: loose-waste collection, accessible floor care, tray tables, armrests and agreed passenger touchpoints. Tasks and crew size are planned around the airline’s ground window and station requirements.
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Overnight & deeper cleaning
Use longer ground windows for a more detailed cabin scope: seating surrounds, accessible trim, overhead-bin surfaces, flooring and approved soft-furnishing care. Drying time and simultaneous maintenance or catering work are coordinated in advance.
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Galley & lavatory sanitation
Cleaning of agreed worktops, fixtures and lavatory surfaces with products and methods suitable for each area. Food-contact directions, separate task cloths and airline waste-handling procedures form part of the service plan.
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High-touch surface disinfection
Where requested and permitted, address agreed hard-surface touchpoints using a compatible product and its current label directions. Pre-cleaning, required contact time, ventilation and re-entry instructions are reviewed with the airline.
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Scheduled station & fleet support
Discuss planned arrivals, overnight stops, seasonal schedules and recurring cabin-care needs. Share aircraft types, seat counts, expected frequencies and the station contact so a practical staffing and service proposal can be prepared.
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Airline-led coordination
The airline or handling partner defines access permissions, security requirements, cabin restrictions and completion standards. Cleaning findings and unfinished items are communicated to the authorized contact; operational release stays with the airline.
PLANNED AROUND THE GROUND WINDOW
From the next turn to the next season.
For commercial passenger airlines, regional carriers, ACMI operators and airline ground-handling teams, the first step is a defined station scope. Tell us the aircraft models, number of seats, daily movements, available ground time and your cleaning checklist.
For Miami (MIA), Fort Lauderdale (FLL), West Palm Beach (DJT) and other Florida stations, we review access, staffing and availability before agreeing service. Short-notice requests are assessed individually.
Send your station airport, aircraft types, seat counts, service frequency, turnaround times and required scope. Aquarius Lux will discuss access, scheduling and a tailored proposal with your station or procurement team.
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.