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Prime Appearance strengthens detailing operations at Teterboro
The aircraft appearance service provider has expanded its reach in New Jersey after acquiring Signature Aviation’s aircraft appearance operations at Teterboro.
Teams across both companies have continued to support operations with their established experience in aircraft care.

Prime Appearance has expanded its presence in New Jersey after acquiring the assets of Signature Aviation’s aircraft detailing operations at Teterboro Airport. The move follows Signature Aviation’s 2024 purchase of Meridian, which included aircraft appearance services.

“We are excited to expand our presence at one of the general aviation industry’s busiest airports,” says chief operating officer Charlotte Cheatham. “We are now better positioned to support our base and transient customers with around the clock operations at several FBOs across the airport.”

The aircraft appearance team joining Prime Appearance specialises in maintaining private and corporate aircraft. Services include exterior quick turn, complete wash, bright work polishing, aircraft wax, paint sealant, gear well detailing, interior detailing and carpet extraction. The team will begin operating under the Prime Appearance brand immediately.

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