The signature of your career
Every flight starts with this panel. And now, the heart of the plane is a masterpiece, reimagined for your wall
There is no other piece of art like this in the world. It is technically accurate to the plane but yet customizable with details that are important to you, such as meaningful frequencies, transponder code, or other visual details that have marked your career.
About JETWOOD
Craftsmanship and precision
Caesar crafts a limited number of Jetwood panels each year. Each one is signed, numbered, and custom-engraved. This is the only panel of its kind in the world. Caesar uses 4 distinct high-end CAD software applications, the finest Austrian-made industrial woodworking machines, German-made CNC machines, and his 30+ years of craftsmanship to bring you the most unique and exciting aviation high art available today.
Jetwood stories
Southwest Airlines 737-MAX
Derek is displaying his 737-MAX. The panel is made from Cherry, and the knobs are crafted from an exotic wood called Bocote.
Southwest Airlines 737-800
Dave's is Oak for the Oakland Chief Pilot. Knobs are Koa from Kauai, since Oakland is a Hawaii/ETOPs base, and the switches are Teak, because Dave loves boating. Stop in to see the other details reflecting his colorful career if you pass through the OAK Chief Pilot's office.
Southwest Airlines 737-800
Dave is holding his 737-800 Jetwood panel. It is made from Sapele, a type of mahogany with beautiful ribbons of color. The knobs are made from Olivewood.
Southwest Airlines 737-MAX
Dan and Ofelia’s panel is made from European Beech, chosen for its light tone and their travels to Europe. The alternating grain pattern reflects Ofelia’s love of cooking, while Lychee knobs from Hawaii’s Big Island and Spalted Mango switches add personal meaning.