Comlux announced successful delivery of the third ACJ TwoTwenty from Airbus to its Completion Centre in Indianapolis. This project represents the third collaboration between Comlux and Airbus for the ACJ TwoTwenty, reinforcing the successful partnership between two industry leaders. As the exclusive partner of Airbus for the ACJ TwoTwenty cabin, Comlux Completion Center maintains its capability to craft the most sophisticated and technologically advanced aircraft cabins ever envisioned.
In close collaboration with Airbus, the resulting ACJ TwoTwenty offers an unparalleled cabin experience featuring cutting-edge technology, positioning it as the most advanced high-end corporatejet available in the market. Notably, the ACJ TwoTwenty provides exceptional value for money, solidifying its status among the elite class of corporate jets.
Arnaud Martin, CEO of Comlux 2Twenty commented: “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 4 and 6 ACJ TwoTwenties in the coming years from Comlux Completion in Indianapolis.”

Looking ahead, Comlux Completion is excited to continue its collaboration with Airbus, with the fourth ACJ TwoTwenty already in progress and set for delivery in the near future. As a longstanding and esteemed partner of major OEM, Airbus or Boeing, serving as a completion center, service center, and VIP operator, Comlux continues to shine as a marquee brand in the business aviation industry. With an unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional service and integrating the latest technological advancements, Comlux remains at the forefront of private jet travel, consistently setting new standards in luxury and performance.

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