During a massive cabin retrofit, an aircraft undergoes a complete transformation, being reduced to its fundamental structural components before reconstruction. The process involves rebuilding the interior entirely from the ground level upwards. This extensive overhaul typically necessitates removing every single element of the existing seating configuration. Crews meticulously dismantle each part of the plane, stripping it down to its basic framework. Following this thorough deconstruction, new seats, galleys, lavatories, and overhead bins are installed as part of the renewal.
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