For more than six decades, Schneller has built its reputation as a specialist in decorative interiors for aircraft and railcars, serving major transportation manufacturers around the world. Its international design team develops tailored interior finishes, supported by in-house prototyping and technical assistance for projects where appearance must meet stringent aviation requirements.
ISO 9001:2015 with Design
certification
AS9100:2016
certification
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Regulations
compliance_program
CFR 25.853 Vertical Burn Requirements
compliance_program
International Jet InteriorsSince 1986, International Jet Interiors has transformed private and business aircraft into bespoke cabin environments through design, engineering, and skilled interior completion work. Based at Long Island MacArthur Airport, the company operates more than 50,000 square feet of hangar space and maintains FAA and EASA Part 145 repair-station certification. Its highly personalized process has produced distinctive interiors ranging from a 24-karat-gold Boeing 757 to a handcrafted, tranquil Gulfstream G550 cabin.RONKONKOMA, NY
Kelox RailwayWith more than 30 years of railway experience and four locations spanning the United States and Europe, Kelox Railway designs and manufactures interior systems for trains, from structural flooring to customized galley and toilet modules. Its integrated engineering includes in-house mechanical, fatigue, and environmental testing, while certified processes support projects from development through in-service operation.CHAMBERSBURG, PA
Tritex CorporationSince opening as an automotive trim shop in 1973, Columbus-based Tritex Corporation has grown into a custom upholstery and fabrication shop serving automotive, aviation and commercial clients. Its two local facilities handle everything from classic vehicle interiors to aircraft refurbishment and design-build projects, including precision CNC sewing and specialty covers. Tritex’s aviation operation is an FAA-certified repair station, and its upholstery work is produced in the United States.COLUMBUS, OH
Compin FainsaCompin Fainsa makes passenger seats and interior equipment for railways, buses and coaches, drawing on roots that reach back to Compin’s first train seats in 1902 and Fainsa’s founding in 1935. The combined company formed in 2015 and now operates seven sites in five countries, with 700 employees producing more than 400,000 seats a year across more than 50,000 square metres. Its work also extends beyond new vehicles to refurbishment, repairs and on-site support for operating fleets.WAYLAND, NY