Cabin Interior and Electronics
Cabin Crafters is the American success story
In 1986, Mario Diaz came from his native Argentina as a boy "to spend a couple of months." Twenty-five years later he is CEO of Cabin Crafters, a fast-grow
Cabin Crafters has handled both green cabin completion work and major refurbishment on aircraft from helicopters to large-cabin business jets.
Cabin Crafters has handled both green cabin completion work and major refurbishment on aircraft from helicopters to large-cabin business jets.

In 1986, Mario Diaz came from his native Argentina as a boy "to spend a couple of months." Twenty-five years later he is CEO of Cabin Crafters, a fast-growing completion and refurbishment center tucked away in the suburbs of South Hackensack, N.J., five minutes from Teterboro Airport, where his father began his own career in aviation.

Bitten by the aviation bug, his father, Celso, had earlier launched a small aircraft refurbishment business called Intercraft. Mario Diaz remembers his father's first full refurbishment contract, a Falcon 10. "I was bitten by the same bug, and from then on, this is all I've wanted to do."