Squawk Clean Aircraft Detailing
Interior Detailing

Aircraft Interior Detailing

Cockpit to cabin, seats to sidewalls — a thorough interior clean that goes beyond a quick wipe-down.

A cabin picks up dirt, dust, and wear differently than a car interior does — ground crew traffic, cargo, and long stretches between flights all leave their mark. Interior detailing addresses that directly: carpet and upholstery, leather and vinyl, cockpit surfaces, and the lavatory and galley on aircraft that have them.

Cockpit & cabin cleaning

Panel dusting, glass, and general surface cleaning throughout the cockpit and cabin, with care around avionics and switches.

Seats, leather & vinyl

Leather cleaned and conditioned, vinyl and plastic trim cleaned and protected — not just wiped down.

Carpet & upholstery

Vacuumed, spot-treated, and shampooed where needed to lift ground-in dirt, not just surface debris.

Lavatory & galley

Sanitized and detailed on aircraft so equipped, including surfaces and fixtures.

Windows & glass

Interior glass and windscreen cleaned streak-free, inside the cabin and cockpit.

Odor treatment

Addressing pet, smoke, or general cabin odor as part of the detail, not just masking it.
The Process
01

Debris & Dry Clean

Vacuum and dry debris removal from carpet, seat tracks, and panel seams before any wet work begins.

02

Deep Clean

Carpet, upholstery, plastics, and glass are cleaned with aircraft-appropriate products throughout the cabin and cockpit.

03

Condition & Protect

Leather conditioning and protectant application to help surfaces hold up between details.

What Affects Pricing

Interior pricing depends on cabin size and layout, current condition, and whether it's booked on its own or as part of a full interior + exterior detail. See our pricing page for typical ranges by aircraft category.

Interior Detailing FAQ

Questions, Answered.

How do you clean aircraft leather seats?+

Leather is cleaned with an aircraft-safe leather cleaner, then conditioned to keep it from drying out and cracking — the same care an automotive leather seat needs, but with products suited to aviation-grade leather.

Can you remove pet odor or smoke odor from a cabin?+

We treat cabin odor as part of the interior detail rather than masking it with fragrance. Results depend on how deeply an odor has set into carpet and upholstery — we can walk through options when we quote the job.

How often should the interior be detailed?+

It depends on how often the aircraft flies, how it's stored, and passenger habits. Ask us for a schedule recommendation based on your aircraft, or pair interior detailing with our 3-month membership for regular upkeep.

Do you detail the cockpit as well as the cabin?+

Yes — cockpit panels, glass, and surfaces are cleaned as part of every interior detail, with care taken around instruments and switches.