Cabin Interior and Electronics
Bonner R&D Flexing Muscling into Aircraft Completions and Refurbs
Jeff Bonner has roots in the aircraft MRO and completion/refurbishment businesses.
Among Bonner R&D’s more recent and more innovative creations is a motion-controlled bed that automatically compensates for the deck angle in normal flight.
Among Bonner R&D’s more recent and more innovative creations is a motion-controlled bed that automatically compensates for the deck angle in normal flight.

Jeff Bonner has roots in the aircraft MRO and completion/refurbishment businesses that go all the way back to Dee Howard Company of San Antonio, Texas, where Bonner was head of research and development. Today, he is the founder, president and CEO of Jeff Bonner Research & Development–still based in San Antonio–and head of a company that is beginning to flex some muscle in the world of cabin completion and refurbishment.

Here at the NBAA convention, Bonner’s company, an executive aircraft component, prototype developer and subassembly fabricator (Booth No. C12044), has announced a new era in cleanliness at 41,000 feet, one that features a line of showers that take the concept well beyond a simple stall with running water and a drain.