The 95-C55 is a variant of the Beechcraft Baron, a classic light twin-engined transport aircraft. Beechcraft, a legendary general aviation manufacturer, was founded by Walter and Olive Ann Beech. Its legacy dates back to the Model 17 “Staggerwing” and includes widely successful designs like the Bonanza and King Air. Beechcraft solidified its global presence through dedication to durable airframes, continuing nearly a century of innovation now as part of Textron Aviation.
The 95-C55 model was built from 1966 through 1967, offering four to six seats and powered by two 285 hp Continental IO-520-C piston engines. Access platforms and access solutions are key for maintaining aircraft sections like this light twin.
For the Nose Section and Forward Fuselage, items such as the Reach Deck Platform and Platform Ladder Warthog aid in reaching the radome, antennas, cockpit, and forward wheel well. The Cantilever Platform or Modular Stepover Platforms support maintenance around the Landing Gear (NLG and MLG) and the Middle Fuselage, including the fuel tanks and cabin interior access.
The Super Service Stand, Super Maintenance Platform, and Bridge Deck provide adaptable solutions for the Wing & Engine Pylon areas, supporting work on the engine body, flaps, hydraulics, and fuel systems. The AFT Fuselage and Tail Section, including the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, benefit from equipment like the Ultraraise and Super Trestle Scaffold for methodical maintenance of the rear avionics and rudder. The Aviation Chock and Cone Trolley provides foundational support for general access tasks.
