Comlux America receives a new order for an airbus ACJ320 completion
Comlux America, the Completion and Services Center of Comlux the Aviation Group based in Indianapolis, has been awarded the completion contract for an Airbus ACJ320.
The aircraft is expected to arrive at the Comlux America facility during the 2nd quarter of 2014 and will be completed in the new State of the Art hangar of Comlux America. With this new contract, Comlux further affirms the continued growth of the company.
The aircraft interior is being designed by the Comlux cabin design department, Comlux Creatives. The cabin will be luxurious yet relaxing and will include a Forward Lounge, as well as a Master Suite area. Just aft of the Master Suite will be a Dining room where guests can be entertained with five star cuisine prepared in one of the two VIP Galleys. The aircraft will also feature a Business class area where business meetings will be made easier with the addition of Swift broadband and wifi connectivity. The aircraft will be equipped with the latest technology including surround sound throughout, mood lighting, and an upgraded insulation package to make it one of the quietest cabin interiors in the air and enabling VIP passengers to enjoy a unique in-flight experience.
“We are very proud to have signed this new completion contract.” says David Edinger, Comlux America’s CEO. “The design team lead by Lauri Church did an amazing job in understanding the customer requirements and the cabin design will be beautiful. The engineering department and production teams are committed to do their best together to deliver the aircraft on time while maintaining the highest quality.”
Comlux America located in Indianapolis, Indiana is part of Comlux, The Aviation Group, a leading provider of worldwide aviation services that includes aircraft management, VIP charter, aircraft sales and acquisitions, aircraft cabin designs and completions, aircraft engineering services, aircraft maintenance, and avionics design and integration.
Source: Comlux
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