G-73AT

The G-73AT is an aircraft model from the lineage of the Grumman G-73 Mallard, a twin-engine amphibious aircraft known for its versatility in regional transport. Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, the original developer, was founded in 1929 and built a formidable reputation for producing high-quality aircraft, particularly for naval applications. Through a series of mergers, including with Northrop in 1994, the company evolved into Northrop Grumman, a foundational global defense and aerospace technology provider.

Maintenance for the G-73AT requires specialized platforms and access solutions to ensure detailed service across all sections. Access to the Nose Section (including the Windshield & Cockpit and Bulkhead) is supported by various platforms. For the Forward Fuselage (including Cargo/Baggage and Cabin Access) and Middle Fuselage (Wing Box and Cabin Interior), systems like modular platforms and bridge decks are used.

Servicing the Wing & Engine Pylon demands specialized stands for access to the Engine (Inlet/Exhaust, Body, and Fan), Hydraulics, and Fuel Tanks/Pumps. Comprehensive access platforms are also indispensable for the AFT Fuselage and Tail Section (Empennage), which includes crucial components like the Vertical and Horizontal Stabilisers and Rudder. These tailored access systems provide thorough coverage for all major inspection points.