B4A1

The Pietenpol B4A1 is part of the Air Camper legacy, a foundational homebuilt aircraft family. Designer Bernard H. Pietenpol first flew the prototype that became the Air Camper in 1928, marking the start of a tradition in accessible aviation. The company, Pietenpol, established itself by providing simple, reliable plans for enthusiasts to construct their own aircraft, fostering a continuous history of amateur manufacturing.

For maintaining this aircraft, various access solutions are suitable. Platforms and stands, such as the Reach Deck Platform, Modular Stepover Platforms, and Super Trestle Scaffold, facilitate detailed work. These help access: Nose Section: For meticulous checks on the Windshield & Cockpit.
Landing Gear: For main and nose landing gear inspections.
Middle Fuselage / Wing Box Area: For access to the wing box and cabin interior.
Wing & Engine Pylon: For maintenance on the Engine (Inlet/Exhaust) and engine body, utilizing a Cantilever Platform or A Frame Aviation Platform.
Tail Section (Empennage): The Platform Ladder Warthog provides ideal access for the Vertical and Horizontal Stabilizers.Products like the Super Maintenance Platform offer access for overall inspections across the entire airframe.