MT-7-235

The MT-7-235 is a foundational aircraft within the MAULE AIR fleet, known for its superb utility, rugged construction, and unparalleled short take-off and landing (STOL) performance. The MT-7-235 is a variant of the successful M-7 series, first flown in 1984.

MAULE AIR, Inc. traces its manufacturing history to the mid-20th century, founded by passionate aviator B.D. Maule. The company established a reputation for building sturdy and dependable general aviation planes. This manufacturer’s designs, including the M-7 family, emphasize exceptional field performance and durability, making them a popular choice for bush flying and diverse utility roles.

A range of platforms and access solutions are utilized to support maintenance across this aircraft. These solutions—such as Reach Deck Platforms, Modular Stepover Platforms, and Super Maintenance Platforms—are indispensable for detailed access to critical sections. They allow methodical maintenance work on the Nose Section (including avionics and radome), the Wing & Engine Pylon (essential for engine components and anti-ice systems), and the entire Tail Section (crucial for stabilizer and rudder inspection). Elevated work systems also facilitate access to the Forward and AFT Fuselage, supporting cabin access, cargo, and internal system maintenance, while specialized stands aid in servicing the robust Landing Gear.