PA-36-300/A1

The PA-36-300/A1 is a variant of the foundational Piper PA-36 Pawnee Brave, a specialized agricultural aircraft designed for aerial application. Built by PIPER Aircraft, this high-performance model is critical for crop dusting operations. The PA-36 lineage dates back to the Pawnee series, essential to agricultural aviation since the late 1950s.

PIPER Aircraft’s history began in the 1920s with the Taylor Brothers Aircraft Corporation, later rebranded by William T. Piper in 1937. As one of the “Big Three” of general aviation manufacturing, the company has consistently produced aircraft ranging from trainers and private planes to utility aircraft, establishing a lasting legacy in the industry.

A range of platforms and access solutions are available to streamline maintenance on this aircraft. Cantilever platforms and specialized stands provide efficient access for engine work in the Wing and Engine Pylon section, including work on the engine body, fan, and components like the compressor and turbine. Modular stepover platforms and step stands are indispensable for routine checks on the Nose Section (windshield and cockpit) and General Access areas (AF-BF). Reach deck platforms and maintenance stands also support comprehensive servicing across the fuselage, targeting both the Forward Fuselage (cabin access) and the Tail Section (vertical and horizontal stabilizer).