Engine Access Stand (DF071554-06)

This Aircraft Maintenance and Engine Access Stand is built with an adjustable scissor-lift base, giving technicians the reach required for servicing outboard engines on the A380, B747, A340 series, A400, and comparable aircraft. Instead of narrow rungs, the platform uses anti-fatigue ladder steps, providing a more comfortable and secure footing during LRU changes, component adjustments, and engine or nacelle connections.

Designed for versatility, the stand supports safe access to outboard engines, pylon areas (A380, A340, B747-8), and avionics or aft-fuselage service points. It is currently utilized by operators, MRO facilities, and aircraft manufacturers, and is compatible with all Boeing wide-body platforms, the B757, Airbus wide-body models, and the A320 family.

The unit enables stable access to nose cowls, fan cowls, and pylon disconnect zones across Pratt & Whitney, GE, and Rolls-Royce engine types—areas that are typically difficult to reach beneath the cowling. Technicians can also service forward and aft pylon points, refueling panels, and under-wing sections. Hydraulic pitch and height controls allow the stand to adapt to various aircraft angles and service heights. Constructed with lightweight aluminum for easier maneuverability, the stand is finished with a corrosion-resistant powder coat for long-term durability.

Additional safety and mobility features include four corner leveling jacks, fold-away tow bars, and lift-truck fork pockets. The design meets ANSI-ASC A14.7 and BS EN 131.7 requirements and carries CE Certification.