The HR-100-200B is a four-seat light aircraft from Avions Pierre Robin, known for its durable design. A variant of the HR100 Royale, this model features a 149 kW (200 hp) engine and fixed undercarriage. The first of the HR100 Royale models flew in November 1972.
Avions Pierre Robin was founded by Pierre Robin and Jean Délémontez, originally as Centre-Est Aéronautique in October 1957. The company established manufacturing operations near Dijon, France. After initially developing the DR100 range, the company evolved its name to Avions Pierre Robin in November 1970 and continued to produce a series of light aircraft, with Délémontez serving as the principal designer.
Access solutions aid maintenance across this aircraft. For the Nose Section, including avionics and the windshield, Platform Ladder Warthog and Easyraise stands provide access. Maintenance of the Landing Gear (NLG + MLG) is supported by Super Service Stand.
The Modular Stepover Platforms and Bridge Deck are key for reaching the Middle Fuselage and Wing Box areas, vital for fuel tank checks and interior work. Wing and Engine Pylon tasks, such as accessing the engine body or hydraulics, benefit from the reach provided by Reach Deck Platform and Cantilever Platform. For work on the AFT Fuselage and Tail Section (Empennage), including the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, the Ultraraise and Super Maintenance Platform offer the necessary elevation. The Aviation Chock and Cone Trolley is indispensable for General Access and aircraft positioning.
