MAC Interiors has appointed Paul Munday to supervise project development at the MAC Interiors facility in Surrey, UK. He will be responsible for promoting MAC’s professional onsite refurbishment service for commercial and VIP customers.
Munday has 25 years experience in aviation, working specifically in interiors for commercial and VIP aircraft in the United States, Far East and Europe. He originally worked for MAC Interiors fifteen years ago and is extremely positive about his return to the company, “This is an exciting time to join MAC as the company is growing rapidly and will be significantly expanding the onsite services over the next 12 months,” he noted. “When it comes to interior refurbishment, there can be no substitute for specialist knowledge and I will be working to expand awareness of MAC’s capability for aircraft upgrade, design and refurbishment worldwide.”
Stephen Whittaker, managing director of MAC Interiors commented, “We have developed innovative techniques and designed new solutions for aircraft interiors within the corporate and commercial sectors. This has led to an upsurge in business and MAC Interiors is committed to delivering an exemplary service to match this creativity, we are employing people with exceptional expertise in the industry which allows us to expand our service offering.”
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