Samantha Cartaino

Aviation Fabricators (AvFab) recently received EASA certification for its King Air 200, B200 and B200GT pleated window shades. According to the Missouri-based company, the flame-retardant shades, available in four colors, offer a contemporary look. In addition, the shades provide temperature control. Closed when the aircraft is parked, they can help keep the interior of the aircraft cool; in frigid settings, they can also reduce heat loss by 20 percent. AvFab’s shadesare direct&nbsp;replacements for factory-installed polarizers.


Featuring an antibacterial coating, the shades decrease sun damage to aircraft interiors because they allow as little as 4 percent of outside light to get through. Overall, the shades are produced using a low-/no-emission process.


AvFab continues to offer inspection, overhaul and repair services for corporate aircraft interior parts. The company, which is FAA-PMA certified, also produces aircraft seating, components and parts.

AvFab Receives EASA Approval for Window Shades

AvFab's pleated shades are produced for King Air 200, B200 and B200GT and replace factory-installed polarizers

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