Aircraft Detailing
Mobile interior and exterior aircraft detailing for owners, operators, and flight departments — brought to your hangar, ramp, or FBO.
Aircraft detailing is the deeper, multi-step counterpart to a routine wash — a full pass on both the interior and exterior of the aircraft, done with aircraft-appropriate products and care around avionics and control surfaces. We built Squawk Clean specifically around aircraft, rather than adapting an automotive detailing model to fit, and we bring the service to wherever the aircraft is parked.
Aircraft Interior Detailing
Cockpit and cabin cleaning, leather and carpet care, lavatory and galley detail.
Learn moreAircraft Exterior Detailing
Hand wash, oxidation removal, polish, ceramic sealant, and glass treatment.
Learn moreAircraft Cleaning
Routine washes and membership upkeep to keep an aircraft looking sharp between full details.
Learn morePrivate Jet Detailing
Jet-specific detailing built around charter turns, FBO scheduling, and cabin presentation.
Learn more- Single-Engine Piston
- Multi-Engine Piston
- Turboprops
- Business Jets
- Charter Aircraft
Walkaround & Quote
Tell us the aircraft type, condition, and location. We build a scope and quote around it.
Interior + Exterior Detail
We work the full aircraft — cockpit to tail, top to belly — using aircraft-safe products throughout.
Final Inspection & Handoff
A final walkaround before we hand the aircraft back, ready for its next flight.
Detailing pricing depends on aircraft type and size, current condition, how much interior and exterior scope is requested, location, and any specialty services added. See our pricing page for typical ranges by aircraft category, or request a quote for an exact number.
Questions, Answered.
What's included in a full aircraft detail?+
A full detail combines interior and exterior service in one visit: cockpit and cabin cleaning, carpet and upholstery, exterior hand wash, oxidation removal and polish where needed, and glass. See the interior and exterior pages for the full breakdown of each side.
How long does an aircraft detail take?+
It depends on aircraft size and condition — a single-engine piston aircraft takes less time than a midsize or large-cabin jet, and an aircraft with heavier oxidation or a longer stretch since its last detail takes longer than one on a regular schedule. We'll give you a time estimate when you request a quote.
What's the difference between aircraft detailing and an aircraft wash?+
A wash is routine upkeep — exterior rinse and surface cleaning to keep the aircraft presentable between details. A full detail is a deeper, multi-step process that can include oxidation removal, polish, ceramic sealant, and a full interior clean. Our aircraft cleaning page and this comparison article cover the difference in more detail.
Do you detail jets, turboprops, and piston aircraft?+
Yes — single-engine and multi-engine piston aircraft, turboprops, and business jets. Service scope is tailored to the aircraft and its condition.