CA-3 MK II

The CA-3 MK II is a foundational model by Commonwealth Aircraft. The manufacturer, Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation (CAC), was an Australian aircraft company established in 1936. Its creation provided Australia with the capability to produce military aircraft and engines, quickly setting up a factory at Fishermans Bend. CAC developed a wide range of aircraft for the Royal Australian Air Force and civilian operators. The corporation was acquired by Hawker de Havilland in 1985.

Access solutions are indispensable for meticulous maintenance across the aircraft. Platforms and stands support work on the Nose Section, including the windshield and cockpit, and forward fuselage elements like cabin access and the main entry door. The Modular Stepover Platforms and Super Service Stand facilitate work on the landing gear (NLG and MLG), middle fuselage areas like the wing box, and fuel tanks.

Specialized equipment such as the Cantilever Platform and Ultraraise are used for the wing and engine pylon, covering complex areas like the fan, compressor, and turbine. For the tail section (empennage), including the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, these access products ensure thorough inspection. General access needs across the aircraft are met by products like the Reach Deck Platform and Easyraise.