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Aircraft fleet detailing programs
Fleet programs cover multiple aircraft under one scheduled contract, with volume pricing and a single record across the fleet. Pricing is per-tail and scales with fleet size.
For charter operators, flight departments and fleet owners who want every tail kept to the same standard, on a schedule, without arranging each job one by one.
- — One schedule, one point of contact, one record across every tail.
- — Pricing per tail, scaling with fleet size and how the aircraft are used.
- — Work done where the aircraft are: the request names the location, and a person confirms the crew can reach it.
- — The products used, the quality checkpoints and the photographs written to each aircraft's record.
What a program can include
Any of the services on the catalogue, on the cadence the aircraft needs, for example:
- Aircraft Exterior Detailing
- Flight-Ready Aircraft Detailing
- Aircraft Brightwork Polishing
- Aircraft Ceramic Coating
- Aircraft Paint Protection Film (PPF)
- Aircraft Paint Correction
- Aircraft Interior Detailing & Leather Care
- Aircraft Window Polishing (Acrylic)
Questions owners and operators ask
What is a fleet detailing program?
Fleet programs cover multiple aircraft under one scheduled contract, with volume pricing and a single record across the fleet. Pricing is per-tail and scales with fleet size.
How is a fleet program priced?
Per tail, scaling with fleet size and utilisation. Prices are not published: aircraft class, condition, scope, labour and travel move every price, and a person at Global Ties Aviation confirms it before anything is scheduled.
Where can a fleet program run?
Global Ties Aviation is available to service aircraft anywhere in the United States and has worked in the DMV, Florida and Las Vegas. The crew works where the aircraft are, at the hangar or the FBO.
How do we start?
Book online or call (877) 844-8220 and name the aircraft, where they are based and the cadence you want. A person confirms the scope, the price and the schedule before the first visit.