MX-7-180

The Maule MX-7-180 is a sturdy four-seat STOL (Short Take-Off and Landing) utility aircraft, known for its backcountry performance and reliability. It is a key member of the Maule family of aircraft, recognized for their high wings and conventional landing gear, making them ideally suited for rough fields and demanding operational environments.

Maule Air, based in Moultrie, Georgia, has a long and respected history in general aviation. The company was founded by B.D. Maule, who began developing aircraft designs in the 1940s. Maule Air became a foundational manufacturer of personal utility planes, with a focus on simplicity, ruggedness, and high utility. The MX series represents the continuing evolution of Maule’s design philosophy, providing pilots with versatile performance.

Maintenance access for this high-wing aircraft is facilitated by essential platforms and stands. The Reach Deck Platform and Modular Stepover Platforms are important for reaching the Wing & Engine Pylon section, which includes the Engine and anti-ice systems. The Ultraraise and Super Service Stand can provide access for thorough checks of the Middle Fuselage/Wing Box Area, including fuel tanks and the cabin interior. For the Nose Section and Forward Fuselage components like avionics and cabin access, tools such as the A Frame Aviation Platform and Platform Ladder Warthog ensure detailed maintenance can be completed efficiently.