We recently worked with Vancouver’s Anderson Air, a local company providing top-notch private and corporate charter services throughout North America, Europe, and South America. These guys mean business and their white glove service and pristine private jets mirror their commitment to excellence for their clientele.

Anderson Air came to us to fabricate custom Lexan and plexiglass trays needed to slide into their kitchen cabin. We went with 1/2” clear Lexan, a type of polycarbonate, for the base since this material is ideal for use in a high-end private jet where luxury and elegance are paramount.

Overall, drink trays made for a private jet using Lexan and plexiglass are a practical and visually appealing addition to any aircraft cabin, offering passengers a convenient and stylish way to enjoy their drinks and snacks while flying in comfort and luxury.

Lexan is known for its high-impact resistance and clarity. Fun fact: It’s what is used to separate hockey players from the audience in a hockey rink.

We took measurements of the book along with the width and curve of the spine so that we can perfectly replicate the shape to support the book. This was achieved by designing and machining a 3D tool path on our CNC machine.

We designed the book cradle to accommodate a 45-degree posture that best supports the spine. The exterior supports are made from 1.5” solid oak along with 1/4” plexiglass for a seamless display when the book is open. The end result is a sturdy and modern book cradle that perfectly compliments this precious and ornate book.