The Institute develops aircraft cabin-interior engineering talent two ways — custom training programs tailored to your company’s processes, and a free, self-paced online course that turns new engineering hires into productive interiors engineers.
We visit your shop, study how your managers and engineers actually work, then build training modules around your parts, your tooling and your process — and deliver them to your staff.
A free, self-paced online course that turns new and early-career engineers into useful interiors engineers — how the work actually gets done, how cabin parts are really built, and the daily tradeoffs of weight, cost and manufacturing. Work through it at your own pace and earn a certificate of completion.
Every interiors shop has its own drawing conventions, its own tribal knowledge and its own recurring mistakes. A generic CAD class doesn’t touch any of it. Our engagements start by learning yours.
Modules are built and delivered in the programs your team already runs — CAD and assemblies, drawings and GD&T, cabin layout, CAM, and the part-tracking sheets that keep a program honest.
Illustrative visuals · generic teaching data
An on-site visit to watch how your team really designs — where the time goes, where the rework comes from, which standards get cited and which get skipped.
We author training modules against your parts and process — your monuments, your inserts, your certification path — not generic textbook examples.
Live instruction to your engineers, in the software they use, with design reviews on the work they’ll actually ship — on-site or online.
A free, self-paced online course for new and early-career engineers stepping into cabin interiors. Sign in and work through the modules at your own pace — it teaches what school skips: how the work is really done, how cabin parts are actually built, and how to make the tradeoffs the job runs on. No prior interiors experience required.
Written and built by working cabin-interior engineers — grounded in real design decisions, not textbook theory read off slides.
The open course awards a certificate of completion. It is professional development — not a degree, and we make no promise of placement.
All course geometry is generic single-aisle transport data, created for teaching — never derived from any OEM or supplier source.
Tell us whether you’re after a custom program for your team or early access to the free self-paced course, and we’ll follow up with details.