RALLYE 235E

The RALLYE 235E is a member of the enduring Rallye family, originally developed by the French manufacturer Morane-Saulnier, later SEDE MORANE – SAULNIER. The foundational design, the MS. 880, completed its first flight in 1959. Following a corporate merger, the aircraft’s production continued under Socata (now Daher) through 1982. This airframe is widely recognized as a versatile tourer/trainer aircraft known for its short-field capabilities.

A range of platforms and access solutions support methodical maintenance for this aircraft. For servicing the Nose Section, including the windshield and cockpit, the Ultraraise and Platform Ladder Warthog provide elevation. The Super Service Stand, Super Maintenance Platform, and Cantilever Platform ensure first-class access to the Wing & Engine Pylon, enabling thorough maintenance of the engine and fuel components.

Modular Stepover Platforms and Bridge Deck systems provide access to the Tail Section for tasks involving the stabilizers and rudder. General access needs for the fuselage, cargo, and cabin entry are handled by the Reach Deck Platform, Easyraise, and Super Trestle Scaffold. The Aviation Chock and Cone Trolley is indispensable for securing the landing gear during maintenance. For electrical work, the Branach Fibreglass Platform offers an essential non-conductive access point.