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From a quick cabin reset to detailed exterior work, find the service that fits your aircraft, schedule, and location.
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LiveTakeoff brings service selection, airport details, timing, and job updates into one workflow. Explore the scopes below, then tell us about your aircraft and service window. Our team confirms the right method and availability before work begins.
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SERVICE CATALOG
Browse the service scopes below. Some treatments require a condition review, material check, or operator authorization.
INSIDE THE AIRCRAFT
Trip-ready presentation, detailed cleaning, and focused treatments for interior materials.
A trip-ready clean of accessible cabin, galley, and lavatory surfaces: routine dust and debris removal, high-touch wipe-downs, interior windows, and vacuuming.
For deeper work, see Interior Detail or targeted treatments.A more comprehensive clean of accessible cabin, galley, lavatory, and cockpit areas, including seat tracks, hardware, sidewalls, headliners, and cleared compartments.
Also listed as Interior Detail (Lvl 2). Extraction and restoration are separate services.Deep carpet cleaning with material checks, vacuuming, spot pretreatment, controlled extraction or an approved alternative, and drying.
Methods depend on the carpet material and condition.Targeted treatment for identified carpet stains using a material-appropriate, low-moisture method.
Focused treatment rather than a full carpet extraction.Deeper cleaning of accessible seating surfaces, with compatible conditioning where the material and operator allow it.
Repair, recoloring, and upholstery replacement are separate work.Material-appropriate deep cleaning of the accessible surfaces of an aircraft divan.
Technique is selected after reviewing the upholstery.Controlled cleaning of accessible seatbelt webbing and hardware, with care for the restraint material and mechanism.
Specialized restraints may require separate authorization.Identify the source, clean accessible affected surfaces, and apply a suitable neutralizing treatment. Additional source removal may be needed.
Results depend on the source and how deeply it has penetrated.Controlled cleaning and disinfection of an identified bodily-fluid area by trained personnel, with appropriate waste handling.
Also listed as Disinfection (Bodily Fluids/Biohazard); hidden penetration needs review.Targeted treatment of accessible high-touch surfaces with an approved product, required contact time, and service documentation.
Scope and product choice are confirmed for the aircraft.OUTSIDE THE AIRCRAFT
Refresh, wash, polish, and protect accessible exterior surfaces.
A trip-ready refresh of the windshield and cockpit windows, nose, accessible leading edges, engine inlet lips, entry area, and selected fuselage surfaces.
A targeted refresh; a full wash and belly work are separate.A full wash of accessible fuselage, wings, tail, nacelle exteriors, entry areas, belly, and landing gear surfaces using approved methods.
Wet wash is preferred; airport or FBO rules may require a dry alternative.Polish designated bare-metal surfaces to reduce oxidation and staining while protecting adjacent materials.
Finish depends on the metal’s existing condition.Clean designated deicing boots and remove compatible old treatment or contamination before further protection.
Preparation service before a separate sealant application.Clean and prepare designated deicing boots, then apply a compatible sealant according to the aircraft and product instructions.
Material compatibility and cure time are confirmed first.FINISHES & TREATMENTS
Condition-led work for paint, metal, coatings, and operator-specific needs.
After suitable washing and drying, apply and buff a compatible wax by hand or machine to improve finish and protection.
Paint condition and product compatibility are reviewed.Wash, decontaminate, compound, and polish selected paint surfaces to reduce light oxidation and surface imperfections.
Not a substitute for repainting or paint repair.Prepare and decontaminate the finish, correct it as needed, apply a compatible ceramic coating, and inspect after the required cure period.
Project timing depends on condition, product, and environment.Inspect an existing ceramic finish, clean and decontaminate it, then refresh the protective layer where compatible.
For suitable existing coatings; not a new full application.Prepare the painted surface, complete any needed correction, then apply and cure the coating under product instructions.
Availability and treatment plan are confirmed per aircraft.Prepare and polish designated brightwork, then apply the compatible protective coating and allow it to cure.
Only for approved surfaces and configurations.Prepare and polish approved bare-metal surfaces, then apply the clear protective coating to product specifications.
Surface approval and cure requirements apply.Coordinate aircraft insect-control treatment through trusted providers, with certificates issued by Live Takeoff LLC.
Method, product, applicator and destination requirements must align.Try a broader term, or ask our team about a specific care need.
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