7BCM

The American Champion Aircraft 7BCM is a variant of the Aeronca 7AC Champion, originally introduced in 1945. These aircraft, known for their conventional landing gear and single-engine design, were foundational in post-war aviation. American Champion Aircraft was established in 1988, acquiring the rights to manufacture the venerable Champion series, including the Citabria and Decathlon, continuing the legacy of these classic tailwheel aircraft.

Access solutions like the Reach Deck Platform and Modular Stepover Platforms are important for maintaining the 7BCM’s structure and systems. The Super Maintenance Platform and Branach Fibreglass Platform provide stable access for work on the Nose Section (Windshield & Cockpit) and the Middle Fuselage/Wing Box Area (Oil Maintenance, Fuel Tanks). For the Landing Gear (Main Landing Gear), the Super Service Stand and Easyraise offer the necessary height and stability. The Cantilever Platform and Bridge Deck are essential for reaching the Tail Section, particularly the Vertical and Horizontal Stabilizers. These access solutions allow for detailed and efficient maintenance across all vital areas of the aircraft.