Türk Kabin İçi Sistemleri S.A.

Türk Kabin İçi Sistemleri S.A., commonly known as TCI Aircraft Interiors, is a Turkish aerospace manufacturer focused on civil aircraft cabin interior systems. According to its Turkish Wikipedia entry, it is described as Turkey's first company operating in the fields of design, development, manufacturing, integration, modernization and after-sales services for civil aircraft cabin interior systems. The company is headquartered in Istanbul and maintains production facilities in both Istanbul and Seattle, giving it a transatlantic manufacturing footprint that supports both European and North American aerospace customers. TCI's product portfolio covers a broad range of cabin interior equipment for wide-body and narrow-body aircraft. It develops economy and business class seats, galleys, lavatories, and in-flight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC) systems. Beyond these core categories, its range also includes service carts, cargo containers, and in-seat power systems. This breadth positions TCI as a cabin interiors integrator rather than a single-component supplier, able to equip an aircraft cabin across multiple touchpoints. The company's market reach extends beyond Turkey. Its external links reference entry into the Chinese market for cabin galley equipment produced jointly with THY (Turkish Airlines) and TAI (Turkish Aerospace Industries), an agreement with India's Akasa Air covering 52 aircraft cabin systems, collaboration with TUSAŞ on the HAVASOJ project, and the completion of a Cabin Service Training (CST) simulator project for Turkish Airlines. It also developed a COVID-19-appropriate aircraft lavatory. These references indicate an active role in international cabin programs and in pandemic-era cabin hygiene innovation. TCI operates in the highly regulated commercial aviation supply chain, where cabin interiors must meet stringent airworthiness, fire-safety and certification standards. Its positioning as a Turkish-first cabin interiors specialist aligns it with Turkey's broader ambitions in aerospace and defense manufacturing, and its Seattle facility places it close to major aircraft OEMs and airlines in the United States. The company remains active and continues to pursue international partnerships and export opportunities.

Türk Kabin İçi Sistemleri S.A. (TCI Aircraft Interiors) is a Turkish aerospace company that, according to its Turkish Wikipedia entry, is the first company in Turkey to operate in the field of civil aircraft cabin interior systems. Its activities span design, development, manufacturing, integration, modernization and after-sales services for cabin interiors. The company is headquartered in Istanbul and operates production facilities in Istanbul and Seattle, Washington, United States. TCI's product development has focused on equipping both wide-body and narrow-body aircraft with economy and business class seats, galleys, lavatories, and in-flight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC) systems. Its portfolio also includes service carts, cargo containers, and in-seat power systems. This range reflects a strategy of offering airlines an integrated cabin package rather than isolated components. Over time, TCI has pursued international partnerships and export markets. Its external links reference a collaboration between Turkish Airlines (THY) and Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) to produce cabin galley equipment for the Chinese market, an agreement with India's Akasa Air covering 52 aircraft cabin systems, and cooperation with TUSAŞ on the HAVASOJ project. The company also completed a Cabin Service Training (CST) simulator project for Turkish Airlines and developed a COVID-19-appropriate aircraft lavatory, demonstrating responsiveness to both airline training needs and public-health-driven cabin design requirements. The company's Seattle production facility places it in proximity to major North American aerospace customers and OEMs, supporting its international sales efforts. TCI remains an active participant in Turkey's aerospace manufacturing sector and in the global cabin interiors supply chain.

• TCI is described as Turkey's first company in civil aircraft cabin interior systems

• Production facilities established in Istanbul and Seattle

• Agreement with Akasa Air for 52 aircraft cabin systems

• Completion of Turkish Airlines Cabin Service Training (CST) simulator project

• Development of COVID-19-appropriate aircraft lavatory

• Cooperation with TUSAŞ on HAVASOJ project

Turkey's first dedicated civil aircraft cabin interiors specialist, offering integrated design-to-after-sales cabin solutions for global airlines and OEMs.

• Economy class seats

  Seating for narrow-body and wide-body aircraft economy cabins.

• Business class seats

  Premium seating for business class cabins.

• Galleys

  Aircraft galley equipment for cabin service.

• Lavatories

  Aircraft lavatory systems, including a COVID-19-appropriate design.

• IFEC systems

  In-flight entertainment and connectivity systems.

• Service carts

  Cabin service carts for food and beverage service.

• Cargo containers

  Aircraft cargo containers.

• In-seat power systems

  Power outlets integrated into passenger seats.

1. 1Türk Kabin İçi Sistemleri S.A. — Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Türk Kabin İçi Sistemleri — Wikipedia (Turkish)tr.wikipedia.org