Start an aircraft detailing business

Eight modules and every template we use, unlocked the day you buy. $497, one payment. Programs in this space usually charge around $3,000 and release the same material over months.

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Why it's $497 and not $3,000

Aircraft detailing pays better than auto detailing: higher margins, steadier clients, less competition. The hard part is the knowledge nobody writes down. How to approach an FBO, what is safe to use on an aircraft, what to charge, what to do when something goes wrong. Programs in this space charge around $3,000 for that and release it in pieces. We put all of it in one course at one price.

This course, $497
  • All eight modules, unlocked the moment you pay
  • Checklists, pricing worksheet, service agreement and FBO scripts included
  • No cohort and no start date. Buy any day, start any day
  • A plain list of who this is not for, further down this page
  • Written by the people who did the work
A typical $3,000 program
  • Content released weekly
  • Templates sold separately, after you're in
  • Countdown timers and "3 seats left"
  • Testimonials with no note on how typical they are
  • Support from a rep, not the person who built it

If you want more than the material, one-to-one business counseling with Zach and Liam is sold separately for $1,300, built around your own market and budget.

Who teaches it

Two pilots who started an aircraft detailing operation on the side, landed an FBO, and wrote down every step. The course is those notes, cleaned up.

Zach
Airline pilot

Runs the business and systems side. Airline flying is built on checklists that give the same result no matter who is doing the work. The course applies that to detailing: pre-job, quality control, and aircraft-type checklists you can hand to a crew.

Liam
Commercial pilot

Commercial pilot, seaplane rated. Covers what operators expect from a detailer, how flight departments make decisions, and how to get taken seriously on a ramp.

Eight modules. Each one ends with a deliverable.

You finish each module with something you can use: a formed entity, a price sheet, an SOP, a first conversation with an FBO. Work through them in order, or jump to the one you need.

Foundations & Business Setup

You finish with a formed business and insurance quotes in hand

Core module
The Standardization System

You finish with your own pre-job, QC, and aircraft-type checklists

Technique & Chemistry

You finish with your first FBO contact made

Damage Prevention & Liability

You finish with a client-ready service agreement

Pricing & The Service Ladder

You finish with a real price sheet

Core module
Landing FBOs & Getting Clients

You finish with three in-person FBO visits

Website, SEO & Lead Generation

You finish with a live web presence

Scaling, Crew & Recurring Revenue

You finish with a 30/60/90 day plan and your first recurring-program target

$497, one payment. Every module unlocked today.

Who this is for

Read this before you buy.

This is for you if
  • You want a business, not a side project you drop in three months
  • You will do the homework, on your own schedule
  • You are willing to walk into an FBO and talk to someone
  • You want a system, not just techniques
This is not for you if
  • You want to buy a course and feel productive without doing the work
  • You want guaranteed income with no risk
  • You want something fully passive

Questions

Why is this cheaper than similar programs?

There is no live class to staff, no sales calls, and no upsell tier holding the templates back. You pay for the material. One-to-one counseling exists if you want it, priced separately.

Do I need experience?

No. Most people starting have never detailed an aircraft.

Do I need a pilot's license or FAA certification?

No. Detailing is not maintenance. We cover exactly where that line is.

Is there a schedule?

No. Every module unlocks when you pay. Work through them when you can, including around a full-time job.

Is the market saturated?

No. Aircraft detailing has far fewer operators than auto detailing, and most FBOs do not have a detailer they can reliably call.

Will this work where I live?

If there is an airport with private, corporate, or charter aircraft nearby, there is a market. Our free FBO guide covers how to find out for yourself.

What does it cost?

$497, one payment, everything included. One-to-one business counseling is a separate option at $1,300. See both.

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Get started

$497 gets you every module and the full template library today. One-to-one business counseling is available separately.

Not ready to buy? Read the free guide: How We Landed Our First FBO Contract. What we brought, what we said, and what we got wrong.