Cabin Interior and Electronics
Jet Aviation Touts Bizliner Completions
Two ACJs and a BBJ3 showcase weight-saving and soundproofing technologies, and production efficiency
Large aircraft like the BBJ3 featured here can offer bewildering cabin configuration options. Experienced completion centers like Jet Aviation can help operators decide.
Large aircraft like the BBJ3 featured here can offer bewildering cabin configuration options. Experienced completion centers like Jet Aviation can help operators decide.

Jet Aviation (Booth R134) announced here at EBACE the redeliveries of three executive airliners—an ACJ330 and ACJ319 for a Middle Eastern customer, and a BBJ3—all designed and completed at its Basel facility. The ACJ330 and ACJ319 were completed in 14 months and 10 months respectively, both turn times setting new industry benchmarks, according to the Swiss company. Reflecting Jet Aviation’s weight-management processes, both aircraft are also significantly lighter than requirements mandated despite the use of high-end finishes and custom designs. That helps the ACJ330 meet the customer’s mission needs for an aircraft that can fly nonstop from Riyadh to Los Angeles. Soundproofing reduces inflight dBSIL readings as low as the mid-40s, achieved with the aid of technology from Gulfstream that allows extremely accurate sound prediction and targeted soundproofing.

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