Leather for aircraft interiors encompasses hides processed to meet aviation flammability standards, including FAR 25.853 and JAR compliance, through tanning, dyeing, and finishing techniques that achieve the required low heat-release and smoke-density values; typical applications include seat facings, armrests, headrest panels, and decorative trim surfaces treated with protective topcoats for abrasion and UV resistance.
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