Vertol Aircraft

Vertol Aircraft refers to what was originally the Piasecki Helicopter Corporation, founded by Frank Piasecki. After Piasecki was ousted in 1956, the company was renamed Vertol Corporation. Vertol was a significant helicopter manufacturer known for pioneering tandem rotor designs. In 1960, Vertol was acquired by Boeing and renamed Boeing Vertol. Historical products associated with this entity include the Vertol 44 (H-21 Shawnee/Workhorse) and the Vertol 107 (CH-46 Sea Knight). Its legacy continued as Boeing Vertol developed the CH-47 Chinook, one of the world’s most enduring and widely used heavy-lift helicopters, which is still in service today.

Models: PHILLICOPTER MK I,

General Purpose Access Stands Crown Access Stand

General Purpose Engineering Access Stairs

General Purpose Fixed-Wing Narrow Body Wheel Rack

General Purpose Fuselage Wash Stand

Multi-Purpose Adjustable Maintenance Platform

All Purpose Wide & Narrow Body Multi-Purpose Adjustable Stand

All Purpose Workshop Access Platform

Aviation Chock and Cone Trolley

Warthog Platform Ladder

Branach Fibreglass Platform Ladder

A Frame Aviation Platform

Super Maintenance Platform

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