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Jamco America

Jamco America is part of Jamco Interiors, which makes aircraft seating, galleys, lavatories and brand panels for airline cabins.

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About Jamco America

Jamco America is part of Jamco Interiors, a maker of aircraft cabin products. The company designs seating, galleys, lavatories, monuments and brand panels. A monument is a large fixed unit in the cabin, such as a closet or divider. The site says these parts are built to work together as one cabin.

The seat range is a main focus. The website describes a core seat platform with nearly 50 percent fewer parts and at least 20 percent less weight than competing designs. It also describes an aisle-side privacy screen that moves with a touch. Other seat features include wireless charging for phones and devices, and a control unit that also adjusts the window shade.

Jamco also makes galleys and inserts. The site lists light, strong carts and trolleys made for heavy daily use. It also lists insert systems that save space and make service easier. Optimized layouts can add up to six extra seats.

The lavatory range has space-saving layouts that keep a small footprint. Counter, cabinet and toilet area are designed to look like one unit. Touchless features reduce the number of surfaces that passengers touch. The company offers choices of countertop and washbasin materials.

Brand panels let airlines show their identity in the cabin. Options include edge lighting and backlit logos. Surfaces can be changed in materials, finishes and colors. Swappable tile elements make it easy to update the cabin for a season or a special promotion.

Jamco says it works from facilities in several countries. In the United States, these are Everett and Boca Raton. In Europe they are Toulouse in France, Kirchentellinsfurt in Germany and Ferentino in Italy. The company also lists Dubai, Pune and Bangalore in India, Singapore, Clark in the Philippines, and Tachikawa, Niigata and Miyazaki in Japan.

The site says its products meet the safety, quality and regulatory standards of global aviation, and that it holds FAA certifications. It also says it has won awards for design and engineering. The website has pages on products, its approach, who it serves, insights, careers and the company.

  • Interiors: Cabinetry and finishes
  • Interiors: Galleys
  • Interiors: Lavatories
  • Interiors: Full cabin systems
  • Interiors: Seats

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