Cobalt Aerospace

Cobalt Aerospace designs and makes products for aircraft cabins. The company says its team is made up of engineers, designers and production experts. It focuses on mood lighting, wireless charging and floor path marking. Its customers are commercial airlines, and the site also mentions business and VIP aircraft. It is linked to IFPL Group in the site news.

The main product is Cobalt Spectrum. This is an LED mood lighting system that drops into an aircraft cabin. The company says it was the original drop-in system of its kind. A feature called Virtual Light Modes lets attendant panels offer over 20 lighting settings, so crews can set a scene for each phase of a flight. The company calls this feature patent pending.

The site makes several claims about the system. It says the lights have low weight and low power use. It also says purchase and running costs are low compared with other original and retrofit systems. The site adds that light and color can help passengers relax or stay alert. Airlines can even add their brand colors to the cabin, as was done for Aer Lingus.

A second product is Cobalt Unplugged. The company describes it as the first wireless charging system for aircraft cabin interiors. The chargers are thin and small, and they can be hidden beneath surfaces. The site names bar tops, arm rests and tray tables. Passengers can draw up to five watts of power.

There is also Photoluminescent Floor Path Marking. The company lists it among its products, and the site shows it next to cabin lighting for commercial aircraft.

News on the site gives examples of use. In November 2024, the company reported that Finnair chose Cobalt Spectrum mood lighting with wireless control for the cabin upgrade of its Embraer fleet. Another news item mentions Bermudair.

The company says its aim is to provide comfort, safety, convenience and ambience. It states that this helps airlines improve the passenger experience. The website carries an insights page with articles on the aerospace and aviation industry.