Fairchild/Dornier C-26 Metroliner: Aircraft Interior Disinfectants

Action multipurpose cleaner is a foaming, germicidal cleaner designed for cleaning, disinfecting, and deodorizing hard surfaces in various environments, including aircraft interiors. It effectively removes food spills, dirt, grease, and oil, providing a thorough clean while leaving surfaces sanitized and fresh. This versatile cleaner is ideal for maintaining hygienic conditions in high-traffic areas.

Action is safe to use on a wide range of hard surfaces, making it an excellent choice for cleaning aircraft interiors, including countertops, tables, tray tables, and other frequently used surfaces. It’s effective on surfaces like metal, plastic, and vinyl, ensuring a versatile cleaning solution across your aircraft cabin.

Action works by foaming onto surfaces to break down dirt, grease, oil, and food spills, lifting away contaminants. The product is germicidal, meaning it not only cleans but also disinfects the surface, eliminating harmful bacteria and viruses. After wiping it off, the surface is left clean, deodorized, and sanitized.

Yes! Action is specifically formulated to be safe for use in aircraft cabins. It’s designed to effectively clean and disinfect without leaving harmful residues, ensuring that surfaces remain safe for passengers and crew. The product is also non-toxic, making it a reliable choice for maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in tight spaces.

AeroCide disinfectant is designed to sanitize both hard and soft surfaces inside aircraft. It effectively disinfects a variety of surfaces, including seats, carpets, wall coverings, and other areas with high passenger contact. The product is effective in eliminating bacteria and viruses, contributing to a cleaner and safer cabin environment for passengers and crew.

For soft surfaces like seating (including leather), carpeting, and textiles, use a spray applicator to saturate the area. Before applying, it's important to test for colorfastness in a small, discrete area. After spraying, allow the product to dry; do not soak the surfaces. Prolonged exposure to AeroCide may dry out leather, so it's important to avoid overuse on leather surfaces.

Yes! AeroCide is suitable for hard surfaces like countertops, tray tables, and other high-touch areas in the aircraft cabin. It's recommended to use pre-saturated cloths or mist the surface with the spray. After allowing the disinfectant to dwell for about two minutes, simply wipe the surface with a microfiber towel to remove any residue and ensure cleanliness.

AeroCide can be used on leather, but caution is required. It’s important to test for colorfastness first to ensure the leather doesn't fade or become softened. Prolonged exposure to the product may cause leather to dry out, so it’s advisable to use it sparingly on leather surfaces and avoid soaking them.