What is included in the scope of work for a used seat shipset?

Scope of work describes exactly what condition the seats are delivered in: whether covers and cushions are new or existing, whether the set has been through a seat shop visit, whether recline is functional, and whether IFE removal or a blanking kit is required.

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In short: ICCJET has 8 passenger seat shipsets for sale across the Airbus A320-200 (three 180-seat economy sets) and Boeing 737-400 (business and economy sets from 8 to 168 seats), totalling 1184 seats. Every listing shows year of manufacture, OEM, exact scope of work and asking price. All sets are surplus or refurbished and available for immediate acquisition with EASA Form 1 traceability. Prices exclude DOAB, NRE, packaging, freight and customs. Shipping terms: Ex-works.

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Q: What does EASA Form 1 mean for used aircraft seats?

EASA Form 1 is the airworthiness release certificate confirming a part was inspected, repaired or overhauled by an approved organization and is fit for installation. It is the standard traceability document buyers request before installing surplus seats.

Q: What do DOAB and NRE mean in a seat shipset quote?

DOAB (dollars over and above) is the incremental cost of repairs beyond routine scope found during inspection. NRE (non-recurring engineering) covers one-time engineering work such as certification or install-kit design. Both are typically quoted separately from the base shipset price.

8 complete A320-200 and 737-400 shipsets, each already inspected, priced and photographed with EASA Form 1 traceability. See the exact year, OEM and scope of work on every set before you send a single email, then reserve the one that fits your cabin.

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Grouped by aircraft type below. Click any set to open the full scope of work, spec table and photos, no quote request needed to see what you're getting.

Know exactly what you're buying, before you buy it

Every set below lists its real condition instead of a generic "good condition" line. Here is what each recurring term means, so you can compare sets on facts, not adjectives.

EASA Form 1

The airworthiness release certificate confirming the seats were inspected, repaired or overhauled by an approved organization and are fit for installation.

Seat Shop Visit

The set has already been through a maintenance shop for inspection, repair or overhaul before being offered, not sold as-removed and untouched.

IFE Removal & Blanking Kit

Where seats originally carried in-flight entertainment boxes, the IFE hardware is removed and a blanking kit installed so the seat fits a non-IFE cabin.

Spare Seats For Parts

Some sets are supplied with additional spare seats beyond the installed count, giving you a parts pool for future repairs without a second sourcing effort.

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The terms that come up in every quote, explained once so your team can move straight to a decision.

What is a passenger seat shipset?

A shipset is the complete set of passenger seats needed to fit out one aircraft cabin: every row, in every class, matched to that specific airframe's configuration. It is quoted, sold and shipped as a single unit rather than as individual seats.

What does "EASA Form 1" mean on a used seat listing?

EASA Form 1 is the airworthiness release certificate that accompanies an aircraft part, confirming it was inspected, repaired or overhauled by an approved organization and is fit for installation. It is the standard traceability document operators and MROs request before installing surplus seats.

What do DOAB and NRE mean in a quote?

DOAB (dollars over and above) covers the incremental cost of any repairs found necessary beyond routine scope during inspection. NRE (non-recurring engineering) covers one-time engineering work, such as certification paperwork or install-kit design. Both are quoted separately from the base shipset price, as noted on every listing here.

Why do some sets show "no recline" or "original covers"?

Not every set has been fully refurbished. Some are offered fresh off a seat shop visit with their original covers and no working recline mechanism, at a correspondingly lower price than a set with brand-new cushions and covers. The scope of work on each card states this plainly so you can compare sets on real condition, not a marketing description.

What is not included in the listed price?

Listed prices are for the shipset itself. They exclude DOAB, NRE, special handling, packaging, freight, customs, and any additional requests beyond the stated scope of work. Shipping terms are Ex-works.

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