CA-28C

The CA-28C is a model produced by Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC), an Australian manufacturer with a significant role in the nation’s aerospace history. Founded in 1936, CAC was foundational to Australia’s defense self-sufficiency, initially building variants of foreign designs and later producing original aircraft. CAC was instrumental in manufacturing trainers and fighters for the Royal Australian Air Force, with its legacy continuing until the company’s eventual merger into aerospace entities that are now part of BAE Systems Australia.

Detailed, methodical maintenance is required across the CA-28C. A range of access solutions supports these tasks, including platforms and stands engineered for high-level access and stability. These products facilitate maintenance across the aircraft’s critical sections, such as the nose section, forward fuselage, landing gear, and the wing and engine pylon areas, ensuring thorough inspection and service. Other access equipment, including trestle scaffold, Super Service Stands, and Cantilever Platforms, address general access needs for both the AFT fuselage and tail section (Empennage).