RampWrightTraining Academy
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RAMPWRIGHT TRAINING ACADEMY

Learn the craft.
Carry the standard.

Aircraft appearance care demands precision, judgment and pride in every detail. Your training should demand the same.

Registration open · Paid enrollment coming soon

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A PROFESSIONAL STANDARD, BUILT STEP BY STEP

More than a finish.
A complete skill set.

Build the knowledge to prepare an aircraft-care assignment, choose the right approved process, protect valuable surfaces and deliver a documented result.

Learn at your pace

19 online modules with saved progress let you return to the next lesson. Build understanding through detailed illustrated task guides, 76 scenario-based knowledge questions and feedback.

Turn knowledge into a job plan

Complete a workbook covering condition reports, product checks, task planning and client handover. Practice real decisions before working on a client’s aircraft.

Develop practical confidence

The planned three-day instructor-led program moves from demonstration to supervised practice and an individual assessment.

Build a consistent operation

Learn scope control, service planning, quality records and franchise standards so each assignment can be reviewed and delivered consistently.

THE RAMPWRIGHT STANDARD

Prepared with purpose.
Ready for the day.

Our people, our presentation and the tools of our craft—brought together by one uncompromising standard of aircraft care.

Illustrative RampWright campaign: a uniformed team in an aircraft hangar with a navy-and-gold Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, an executive aircraft and organized detailing supplies
RampWright team and fleet concept.
Executive aircraft cabin with cream leather seats, a polished wood table and warm ceiling lighting

Photography: Katie Cerami / Pexels.

THE AIRCRAFT DETAILING SPECIALIST PATHWAY

Every surface.
Every decision.

Follow the complete assignment—from accepting the aircraft to delivering an accurate, professional handover.

01 · Aviation foundations

Identify the aircraft, establish authority and make safe decisions.

Recognize sensitive aircraft areas, ramp hazards and the limits of your authority. Benefit: know when to proceed, pause or involve an authorized specialist.

  • The RampWright standard
  • Aircraft anatomy and sensitive areas
  • Employee, ramp and aircraft safety
  • Human factors and team communication
02 · Prepare the assignment

Build a verified job packet and protect people, surfaces and systems.

Read product safety information, verify material compatibility and document pre-existing condition. Benefit: start with a clear scope and a defensible work plan.

  • Products, SDS and protective equipment
  • Material identification and compatibility
  • Equipment, access and contamination control
  • Aircraft acceptance and protection
03 · Aircraft appearance care

Select approved methods and recognize when specialist work is required.

Study exterior, cabin and transparency care, wash planning and specialist boundaries. Benefit: understand why different surfaces need different approved methods.

  • Exterior care fundamentals
  • Wet wash, dry wash and water control
  • Windows, transparencies and delicate finishes
  • Cabin care and cockpit boundaries
  • Cabin materials, hygiene and specialist boundaries
  • Brightwork, paint correction and coatings
  • Environmental controls and incident response
04 · Deliver the RampWright standard

Document quality, lead responsibly and demonstrate a complete assignment.

Practice inspection, accountable handover, scheduling recommendations and team quality control. Benefit: turn a finished task into a consistent client experience.

  • Quality inspection and client handover
  • Estimating, service plans and customer care
  • Franchise quality and crew leadership
  • Capstone: from reservation to handover

A CREDENTIAL WITH A DEFINED MEANING

Study online.
Qualify in practice.

Your online completion record recognizes passed module checks, the final application assessment and submitted workbook. Aircraft Detailing Specialist certification requires instructor review and observed practical performance within a defined scope.

Brightwork, paint correction and coating systems require separately assessed advanced scope.

A RampWright credential does not confer FAA certification or aircraft maintenance privileges.

YOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Invest in the craft.
Build on the standard.

A complete self-paced online program, with company-sponsored places for eligible employees. Supervised practical assessment and specialist certification are separate.

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A clear path forward.

How do I register and purchase training?

Create your own Academy account and verify your email. Paid enrollment is not open yet. Your dashboard shows your access status; payment instructions and available practical dates will be published when enrollment opens.

Can I complete the online program separately?

Yes. Once the course is released and you are enrolled, passing all module checks and the final application assessment and submitting the workbook earns an online completion record. Practical specialist certification is a separate instructor decision.

Is this separate from Crew Command?

Yes. The Academy has its own registration, password and learning records. Academy registration provides no access to customer records or service operations.

What is available today?

Account registration is open. The platform and written course are in review, with sponsored access for approved learners. Illustrated task guides and aircraft-family reference guides accompany the written course. Fleet-specific technical validation, practical delivery arrangements and payment activation remain required before commercial launch.