VariState / AERO · Concept study

An aircraft. Every perspective.

VariState AERO, a web-based aircraft 3D configurator bringing private jet exterior finishes, cabin materials and airport-to-flight views into one experience.

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From the runway. To the clouds.

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Explore sixteen views of the AERO aircraft configurator, from exterior finishes and engine details to the cabin, cockpit and flight. Project links are available on request.

White private jet viewed from the front and side above a continuous layer of clouds in the VariState Aero 3D configurator — 01 / 16Above the cloudsAn open-sky view brings the aircraft's silhouette, glazing and surface finish into one composition.

The challenge

Desire meets
understanding.

An aircraft needs to make sense at more than one scale. The complete silhouette, an exterior finish and the materials around a passenger all shape the impression. Separate images make it difficult to see how those decisions belong together.

The AERO configurator connects exterior and interior exploration with airport and flight scenes. Finish controls stay close to the aircraft, while camera views move from the complete private jet to its cabin and cockpit. These project captures and walkthroughs show the experience in use.

The experience

Every choice has a purpose.

An exterior with context

Explore the aircraft on the runway and above the clouds. Exterior finish choices can be considered alongside the silhouette, engines and changing light.

Materials, brought aboard

Move inside to study cream and dark seating, cabin surfaces and cockpit details. Interior finish controls bring the material choice into the same view as the space.

One aircraft. A connected journey.

Switch between airport and flight scenes without leaving the experience. Camera and door controls offer a closer understanding of the aircraft before the next conversation.

Aircraft configuration, in context

The whole aircraft. The smallest detail.

Exterior character, cabin materials and the view from the cockpit. A closer look at the private jet across the AERO experience.

A different finish

A gold exterior gives the same aircraft a different presence in the landscape.

Close view of a private jet engine intake, fan blades and cream exterior finish — A closer look
A close view moves from the aircraft's overall form to the engine and surrounding surfaces.

Private jet cabin with cream passenger seats, light walls and red wood-style side trim — A lighter cabin
Cream seating pairs with light cabin walls and warm side trim.

Private jet cabin with dark passenger seats, pale walls and red side ledges while flying above the clouds — A darker interior
Dark seating changes the cabin's character while keeping the same interior layout in view.

Private jet cockpit instrument panel with illuminated displays and clouds visible through the windshield — From the cockpit
The cockpit perspective brings the displays, controls and horizon together.

Private jet seen from below and behind above clouds with two white trails extending from its engines — Through open sky
The flight setting adds movement and atmosphere to the exterior presentation.

The experience, in motion

See the choices take shape.

Two short, silent walkthroughs. Choose a film to explore the controls and changing views.

Aircraft and exterior finish controls in the VariState AERO configurator — On the ground
Follow the exterior finish, camera and door controls around the aircraft in the airport scene.

Cabin materials and interior finish controls in the VariState AERO aircraft configurator — Inside the cabin
Explore the passenger space and compare interior finishes in the aircraft configurator.

Concept scope

A considered
starting point.

Interactive aircraft exterior and interior views
Exterior and cabin finish controls
Airport and flight environments
Camera and door exploration

These captures and walkthroughs show the independent VariState AERO aircraft configurator. Aircraft finishes and cabin materials are presented as a visual study; any production specification would be reviewed with the relevant aviation specialists.

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