VL-3EH-916

The VL-3EH-916 is a high-performance variant of the VL-3 Sprint, a popular ultralight and light-sport aircraft. The VL-3 is known for its speed, carbon fiber construction, and long range, with some models featuring a powerful, turbocharged, fuel-injected Rotax engine. This twin-seat aircraft is engineered for exceptional performance at various altitudes, achieving a maximum speed of up to 230 knots and a steep climb rate of around 2000 feet per minute.

JMB Aircraft S R O, based in the Czech Republic, is the company responsible for the VL-3 line. The history of the aircraft traces back to the 1990s and the designs of Vanessa Air, which led to the VL-3. JMB Aircraft acquired the production rights and significantly advanced the design and manufacturing processes, evolving it into a modern, highly refined light aircraft sought after globally.

To maintain the VL-3EH-916, specialized access equipment is necessary for thorough servicing. Modular platforms and trestle systems provide sturdy, adjustable access for the Nose Section and Forward Fuselage for avionics, cockpit access, and wheel well maintenance. The Wing & Engine Pylon sections, requiring detailed work on the engine body, fan, and fuel pumps, benefit from specific service stands and cantilever platforms. Similarly, access solutions such as bridge decks and vertical platforms aid in detailed inspections and servicing of the Tail Section, targeting the stabilizers and rudder.