G-115B

The G-115B aircraft is part of the Grob G-115 family, a foundational series of light, propeller-driven, general-aviation airplanes. The aircraft features fixed, low-wing landing gear and a two-seat side-by-side cockpit, designed for advanced flight training and utility. The G-115, originally presented in 1985, has seen extensive use globally as a military trainer, powered by a Lycoming O-360-A1B6 four-cylinder air-cooled piston engine.

The manufacturer, Grob – Burkhaart Flugzeugbau, has a strong history in specialized aircraft development, focusing heavily on gliders and composite-material aircraft. Founded in the 1970s, the German company pioneered the use of composite materials in general aviation, a tradition continued through the G-115 series. This lineage of design has made their aircraft renowned for their structural integrity and suitability for instructional roles.

Access solutions, including cantilever platforms, modular stepover platforms, and aviation stand variants, are indispensable for maintaining all key sections of the G-115B. These platforms enable detailed, methodical access to critical areas. Examples include the nose section for avionics and cockpit maintenance, the wing and engine pylon for engine inlet, fan, and hydraulics checks, and the tail section for inspecting the vertical and horizontal stabilizers and rudder. Access stands are also key for routine servicing of the main landing gear and forward wheel well.