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Comlux Completion takes on third ACJ TwoTwenty from Airbus
Airbus has delivered the third ACJ TwoTwenty to Indianapolis for Comlux to craft another of its sophisticated and technologically advanced aircraft cabins.
This ACJ TwoTwenty is the third to enter Comlux' Indianapolis facility for cabin completion.

Comlux has successfully delivered the third ACJ TwoTwenty from Airbus to its completion centre in Indianapolis, another milestone that highlights the company's expertise in crafting the most sophisticated and technologically advanced aircraft cabins.

As the exclusive partner of Airbus for the ACJ TwoTwenty cabin, Comlux Completion offers an unparalleled cabin experience featuring cutting-edge technology, positioning it as the most advanced high-end corporate jet available in the market. Notably, the ACJ TwoTwenty provides exceptional value for money, solidifying its status among the elite class of corporate jets.

“After the first delivered ACJ TwoTwenty from our completion centre in Indianapolis earlier this year, we are starting the ramp-up in our production to satisfy the customer demand for this fantastic product. We target between four and six ACJ TwoTwentys in the coming years from Comlux Completion in Indianapolis,” says Arnaud Martin, CEO of Comlux 2Twenty.

The fourth ACJ TwoTwenty project is already in progress and set for delivery in the near future.

In May this year, Comlux delivered the first ACJ TwoTwenty with a brand new EASA-certified cabin to FIVE Hotels and Resorts. The VIP cabin was completed in 14 months. The aircraft, based in Dubai, is operated by Comlux for charter.

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