Fokker Services and GKN Aerospace have developed a new SkyView Window for converted Boeing Business Jets.
The SkyView window will be the first of its kind to be certified for the business aviation segment.
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GKN Aerospace will supply the first set of 1.5m-long windows to Fokker Services in December this year, under a contract.
The windows will be built using GKN’s patented Crystal Vue II coating.
GKN Aerospace special products group senior vice-president Gavin Wesson said: "We produce these large, state-of-the-art transparencies using highly advanced forming technologies and incorporate our market-leading coatings to provide unbeatable clarity, reliability and longevity.
"The aircraft will look outstanding with its wide, sleek windows and the passenger experience will be unique, offering a wide-angle view of the skies."
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By GlobalDataFokker Services will install the acrylic SkyView windows into the passenger cabin of a converted BBJ 737-700 aircraft. Each aircraft can fit up to four SkyView windows.
Fokker Services president Peter Somers said: "This innovation re-confirms Fokker Services position as a creative design and completion organisation offering a new way to experience VIP air travel."
The companies are showcasing a full-size window at the ongoing EBACE event in Geneva, Switzerland.
Image: GKN will use its Crystal Vue II coating for the SkyView Window. Photo: courtesy of GKN Aerospace.
