MS 893 E

The MS 893 E is part of the esteemed Rallye family of light aircraft. This lineage began with the Morane Saulnier M.S. 880, an all-metal, low-wing monoplane that first flew in 1959.

The manufacturer’s history traces back to the founding of Morane-Saulnier in 1911. After bankruptcy in 1962, the company was reborn in 1966 as Socata, operating as a division of Groupe Sud-Aviation. By 1970, Socata became the light plane division of the newly created Groupe Aérospatiale. This heritage has made the manufacturer a foundational participant in major aeronautical projects.

The numerous platforms and access solutions available are indispensable for thorough maintenance across the aircraft’s structure. These solutions, including platforms and portable ladders, facilitate access to all critical areas. This includes the Nose Section for avionics and cockpit maintenance, the Landing Gear, and the Wing & Engine Pylon sections for work on the engine, hydraulics, and fuel systems. Furthermore, access equipment addresses maintenance needs in the Forward, Middle, and AFT Fuselage, including cargo and cabin areas, ensuring excellent operational readiness.