Rotational programmes with premium finishing margins.
Aviation Textiles
Aviation textile work is rotational rather than daily: sets cycle in and out on a fixed rotation tied to flight schedules and lounge turnover, with strict presentation standards and tight turnaround windows at the airport.
The finishing standard is the differentiator. Cabin textiles are seen at arm’s length by paying passengers, and crew uniform is a brand asset. Partners who can hold that standard earn premium finishing margins.
Articles processed
- Cabin blankets and pillow covers
- Headrest and antimacassar covers
- Lounge linen — napery, towelling, upholstery covers
- Crew uniform — shirts, jackets, formalwear, presentation pressing
What makes it different
| Dimension | Standard |
|---|---|
| Cycle | Rotational, tied to flight and lounge schedules |
| Client type | International airlines, airport lounge operators |
| Turnaround | Fixed airside delivery windows, with no tolerance for a missed slot |
| Presentation | Premium finishing and packing; textiles are passenger-facing |
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Source: Brochure p12, p13