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Delivery and acceptance preparation

At delivery, the aircraft is being inspected by someone whose job is to find reasons. Presentation does not change the specification, but it sets the tone of the entire inspection, and an aircraft that arrives looking cared for is read differently from one that does not.

Detail

For OEMs and completion centers

Aircraft leaving a completion center carry the reputation of everyone who touched them. Delivery preparation is the last step and the one the customer actually sees. We work to a defined standard and a defined schedule so it is not the thing that slips.

For buyers and acceptance

On the buyer side, a properly prepared aircraft makes genuine defects visible instead of hiding them under grime. That is in the buyer's interest, and it is how we approach the work.

For pre-sale

An aircraft going to market is being photographed, shown and compared. What it looks like in those photographs is the first filter every buyer applies.

Common questions

Answers before you ask

Do you work with completion centers on delivery preparation?

Yes. Delivery preparation is a defined scope on a defined schedule, coordinated with the center rather than squeezed in at the end.

Does presentation matter in a pre-purchase inspection?

It does not change the specification or the logbooks, but it sets the tone of the inspection and it makes real defects visible rather than obscured.

Get in touch

Tell us what you need and when.

Tail number, airport, dates. We will come back with a plan and a price, not a brochure.

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(833) 432-2378 info@allengroupe.com 1515 Perimeter Road
West Palm Beach, FL 33406