Cabin Interior and Electronics
Fokker Teams with Aviation Glass To Improve Cabin Windows
During the AIX show in Hamburg, Germany, the partners unveiled plans to upgrade business aircraft windows by replacing polycarbonate lenses.
Airbus ACJ330 cabin equipped with "RealGlass" technology
Fokker Services and Aviation Glass plan to install the "RealGlass" technology in business jets, replacing existing polycarbonate lenses. (Image: Aviation Glass/Fokker Services)

Dutch completions specialist Fokker Services Group (FSG) is partnering with Aviation Glass to replace standard inner polycarbonate window lenses with real glass on an Airbus ACJ330 completions project.

Last week at the Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) in Germany, FSG outlined how this solution offers more light and better scratch resistance than traditional polycarbonate windows. The product complies with V60, heat-release, and smoke-density requirements, which will help it secure an EASA supplemental type certificate for use in commercially operated aircraft carrying more than 20 passengers.