Maintenance and Modifications
Immaculate Flight Cautions on Compounds for Aircraft Cleaning
Immaculate Flight continues to grow as aircraft complexities require specialists
Immaculate Flight employees cleaning aircraft
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With an ever-growing number of materials used inside business aircraft cabins, Immaculate Flight cautions operators to understand not only which cleaners to use but also how to use them. The aircraft cleaning specialist has been in business since 2005, and president John Craft said by the time he joined Immaculate Flight in 2006, it already had locations at some of the busiest business aviation locations: Teterboro, New Jersey; Van Nuys, California; and Greensboro, North Carolina.

While the company wasn’t the first in the business aviation market when it began, “There definitely was a need,” Craft said. “There were a couple of big companies but a lot of smaller regional vendors.”