Safety first, shine second
Airside awareness, FOD prevention, safe ladder and stand use, and how to work around fuel, ground power and moving aircraft.
Aircraft detailing & aviation service training
Hands-on courses in aircraft detailing, brightwork, coatings and cabin care — taught on real aircraft by working professionals, so you leave knowing what to clean, what to cover and what never to touch.
Why train with us
Aircraft paint, polished metal, acrylic windows, sensors and seals each demand their own methods — and the ramp has rules of its own. Our courses teach aviation-specific technique from the first hour, not car-detailing habits adapted on the fly.
Airside awareness, FOD prevention, safe ladder and stand use, and how to work around fuel, ground power and moving aircraft.
What to mask and avoid, how to protect pitot-static ports and sensors, and why product choice matters on paint, acrylic and seals.
Most of your time is spent with tools in hand on real aircraft surfaces and cabins — with an instructor right beside you.
Checklists, documentation and client handover routines that FBOs, operators and owners expect from a professional.



Featured trainings
Every course combines short, practical theory with supervised work on aircraft surfaces, and finishes with an assessment.
Beginner
The complete starting point: safe exterior wash and dry-wash methods, cabin basics and the ramp discipline that protects people and aircraft.
Advanced
Advanced paint assessment, multi-stage machine correction and long-lasting ceramic protection for aircraft finishes.
All levels
Clean, condition and protect fine leather, veneers, carpets and acrylic windows — the way a luxury cabin deserves.
How it works
A clear, four-step path — whether you are training on your own or bringing your whole team.
Pick an open-enrolment class, or ask us to build a private program for your team.
Short reading on aircraft materials, products and safety, so day one starts hands-on.
Practise each technique under close supervision, with instructor feedback at every step.
Pass a practical and written check to earn your certificate of completion.
Who it’s for
Whether you are starting out, changing lanes or raising the standard of a whole team, there is a path built for you.
New to aviation? Build a safe, solid foundation and the skills operators look for.
Translate your polishing and coating skills to aircraft — the materials, rules and expectations are different.
Add appearance services to your skill set, with the ramp discipline you already practise every day.
Your hangar, your crew, our curriculum — private training that standardises how your team cares for aircraft.
Where we train
Hands-on sessions happen close to working ramps and real aircraft — within easy reach of the city’s general aviation airfield and its international airport.
FAQ
No. Aircraft Detailing Fundamentals starts from the basics. Advanced courses list any prerequisites on the Trainings page.
No. You receive a certificate of completion from ZASNET Academy confirming the training and assessment you completed. It is not a licence, certificate, rating or approval issued by EASA, the FAA or any national aviation authority, and it does not authorise maintenance work. See our Disclaimer.
No training provider can honestly promise that. We give you the skills, routines and confidence to do the work well — what you build from there is up to you.
Hands-on sessions take place at hangar and ramp facilities in the Budapest area, close to Budaörs Airfield and Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport. For teams, we can also train at your own hangar. The exact location and access instructions are confirmed when you book.
Yes. Private programs can be tailored to your aircraft types, approved products and procedures, and scheduled around your operations.
Tell us which training you’re interested in and we’ll send dates, pricing and everything you need to prepare.