About us

We train the people who care for aircraft.

ZASNET Academy gives aircraft detailing and aviation service professionals the structured, hands-on training this specialist trade has long been missing.

Our story

Most aircraft detailers learn on the job — some of it right, some of it the hard way. The people trusted with aircraft deserve better training than that.

Aircraft detailing is a craft of its own. Paint systems, polished metal, acrylic windows, sensors and seals all react differently to the products and techniques used on cars — and the ramp is a working environment with its own hazards and rules.

Yet much of the industry still learns informally, passed from one person to the next. The result is inconsistent finishes, avoidable damage and talented people held back by a lack of structured training.

We exist to change that. Our courses turn real-world experience into clear, repeatable methods — taught hands-on, assessed fairly and backed by a certificate of completion that shows exactly what you have learned.

Our mission

Raise the standard of aircraft care by making professional, hands-on training accessible to individuals and teams.

Our vision

A ramp where every aircraft is cared for by trained, confident and safety-minded professionals.

What we stand for

Values you’ll see in every class.

Safety above all

No finish is worth an injury or a damaged aircraft. Safe habits come first, every time.

Craftsmanship

We sweat the details — because on an aircraft, the details are the job.

Integrity

We teach what is right for the aircraft, even when it is slower — and we never overstate what a certificate means.

Respect

For the aircraft, the owner, the crew, the FBO team — and for every trainee in the room.

Our approach

How we teach.

Every course follows the same rhythm — learn it, practise it, prove it — so skills stick long after the class ends.

Browse trainings

A small group of adults listening during a training session
  1. Small groups, real aircraft

    A low trainee-to-instructor ratio means everyone gets supervised time on aircraft surfaces and direct feedback.

  2. Manufacturer guidance first

    We teach you to follow the aircraft manufacturer’s guidance, product instructions and the operator’s procedures — and to ask when unsure.

  3. Practise, then prove it

    Every course ends with a practical and written check. Certificates are earned, not just attended.

  4. Support after the course

    Graduates can reach out with questions as they put their training into practice on the job.

Our instructors

Taught by people who do the work.

Our instructors are working aviation detailing and line-service professionals. They know what a flawless finish looks like — and what a safe ramp feels like.

Hands-on aviation experience

Instructors have detailed and cared for aircraft professionally, from light pistons to large-cabin jets.

Trained to teach

Knowing the work is not the same as teaching it. Our instructors follow a shared curriculum and assessment standard.

Current on products & methods

Products, coatings and best practice evolve — our course content is reviewed and updated regularly.

Let’s raise the standard together.

Questions about our courses, our instructors or a private program for your team? We’d love to hear from you.