Cabin Interior Specialist
Cabin projects are precision work under time pressure — reconfigurations, refurbishments and VIP completions all depend on specialists who know interiors inside out. Avianeer places cabin interior specialists on projects across Europe, the UK and the Gulf region.
Typical roles we fill
- Cabin refurbishment and reconfiguration programmes
- VIP and completion centre projects
- Seat and monument removal, installation and rigging
- IFE retrofit support and cabin connectivity installations
- Cabin maintenance on heavy checks
What our clients typically require
- Experience with cabin modifications in a Part-145 or completion environment
- Ability to work from EO and drawing packages
- EWIS and human factors training up to date
- Upholstery, trim or composite skills a plus
- Fluent English; EU/UK work eligibility or willingness to relocate
Contract types
Project contracts (typically 3–12 months), temp-to-perm, and direct permanent placements. Rates depend on qualifications, experience and location — we're transparent about this from the first call.
Current openings
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Frequently asked questions
What background do I need for cabin interior work?
Experience with cabin modifications in a Part-145 or completion-centre environment, the ability to work from EO and drawing packages, and current EWIS and human factors training. Upholstery, trim or composite skills widen your options further.
What makes VIP completion projects different?
VIP and head-of-state completions demand furniture-grade finish quality, unusual materials and strict confidentiality — and they pay accordingly. Proven completion-centre experience is the key entry ticket.
Are cabin projects usually short-term?
Reconfigurations and refurbishments typically run three to nine months; large completion projects can run considerably longer. Many specialists move from project to project with us continuously.
Do I need a Part-66 licence?
No — cabin interior work is experience-based. Certifying staff sign off the work, while specialists carry out the installation, rigging and finishing.