Airshine.
A mobile aircraft detailer that works at the owner's hangar, anywhere in Western Canada. We built the site around what an aircraft needs, put the proof beside the ask and made the quote start with the aircraft.
An engineer's approach to a finish.
Wyatt Kaenel founded Airshine. He's a SAIT-trained aircraft maintenance engineer and a pilot, and he details pistons, turboprops, jets, floats, helicopters and ag aircraft where they're parked.
The brief was plain. Explain the four treatments, show the work and make a quote easy to ask for. Airshine counts 200+ aircraft and 90+ five-star reviews over 9+ years [ Airshine's figure ]. Those are its numbers, not results of the site.
Organise the site around what the aircraft needs.
A page per treatment.
Owners don't shop for detailing in general. They have a dull spinner, a hazed window or paint gone chalky. Ceramic coating, wash and wax, brightwork and windows each get a page that says what's covered and what's included.
The ramp log.
Recent jobs, aircraft by aircraft. A Bell 206, a King Air, an Air Tractor, each with what it needed. The proof sits next to the services and the owner reviews, not on a page nobody opens.
The quote starts with the aircraft.
The form asks for the type or registration, the home airport and the service before anything else. Airshine starts the first conversation already knowing the job.
The site, counted.
- Treatments with a page4
- Jobs on the ramp log13
- Questions on the form7
Every treatment page sits on one walkaround. Assessment, decontamination, correction and protection, then a final look with the owner in good light. A single service reads as part of how the whole aircraft is looked after.
The finish is the pitch.
airshine.ca is plain HTML built with Astro and served by Netlify. A homepage, a services overview, a page per treatment, the ramp log, Notes, an About page for Wyatt and the quote form.
This page reports no traffic or enquiry figures. Building for another aviation business works the same way, and the aviation website design page has the details.
