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Prime Appearance acquires Immaculate Flight
The acquisition brings together two leading US aircraft appearance service providers under the Prime Appearance brand, expanding coverage across key markets.
Immaculate Flight provides aircraft detailing services at more than 200 airports.

Prime Appearance has acquired Immaculate Flight in a stock deal, bringing two of the industry’s leading US providers of aircraft appearance services together under the Prime Appearance brand.

“This acquisition represents a significant step forward for Prime Appearance and our commitment to growth and nationwide coverage for our customers,” says Prime Appearance COO Charlotte Cheatham. “We will now be able to support our clients in new key markets including Atlanta, Austin, Seattle and Nashville, while having an expanded presence in South Florida, Southern California, the Bay Area and throughout Texas.”

With a nationwide presence and decades of experience, Immaculate Flight provides aircraft detailing services at more than 200 airports. These services include interior and exterior detailing, brightwork polishing, paint protection applications and custom service programmes.

“I am very proud of the growth and services that we provided for our clients over the past 20 years and in particular am thankful for all the great people that I call friends and teammates at Immaculate Flight,” says Brett Logan, president and founder of Immaculate Flight. “I am excited for the opportunities this will provide in the future as the two most well-known names in corporate aircraft appearance come together to serve our amazing industry in an even stronger way.”

Immaculate Flight will begin integrating and rebranding its operations under the Prime Appearance brand over the coming weeks.

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