PA-25-235/A6

The PA-25-235/A6 is an agricultural aircraft, part of the legendary Piper Pawnee family. This aircraft is specifically designed for crop dusting and aerial application. Its simple, sturdy design prioritizes reliability and ease of maintenance in demanding operating environments. The PA-25 series is characterized by its low-wing configuration and the distinctive elevated cockpit placement, a safety feature providing the pilot with superior visibility.

The manufacturer, PIPER Aircraft, has a long and storied history, beginning with William T. Piper establishing the company in 1937 and introducing the foundational Piper Cub. Throughout the mid-20th century, Piper was a leading force in general aviation, establishing an influential dealer network in 1938 and subsequently launching iconic models like the PA-23 Apache in 1954 and the PA-46 Malibu in 1983. Today, PIPER Aircraft continues to produce a range of successful aircraft for training, personal, and utility use.

Maintenance for the PA-25-235/A6 requires versatile access solutions for various sections. Platforms and stands support detailed access to the Wing & Engine Pylon section for work on the Engine (Inlet/Exhaust) and surrounding components. They are also indispensable for the Nose Section and General Access to the airframe (AF-BF), ensuring thorough maintenance across the aircraft.