China CD-PS5020 Towable Passenger Boarding Stairs Manufacturer, Suppliers

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China CD-PS5020 Towable Passenger Boarding Stairs Manufacturer, Suppliers

Model: CD-PS5020

The CD-PS5020 Passenger Boarding Stairs (manual push-assist type) is an airport ground support equipment designed for passenger boarding and deplaning. Based on the original CD-PS5020 manual push model, it has been upgraded with electric remote-controlled driving and steering capabilities. The vehicle features advanced and reliable technical performance, a well-engineered structure, safe operation, comprehensive functionality, an attractive appearance, and easy maintenance. It is suitable for aircraft with cabin door heights ranging from 2,300 mm to 3,600 mm, including models such as the A318, A319, A320, A321, A330, A340, and B737.

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Product Description

Standard Compliance

◈ MH/T6029-2014 Aircraft Passenger Stairs.

◈ IATA AHM 905 Reference material for Civil Aircraft Ground Support Equipment.

◈ IATA AHM 910 Basic requirement of Aircraft Ground Support Equipment.

◈ IATA AHM 913 Basic safety requirement of Aircraft Ground Support Equipment.

◈ IATA AHM 915 Standard Controls.

◈ IATA AHM 916 Basic requirements for Towing vehicle Interface (HITCH).

◈ IATA AHM 920 Functional specification for Telescopic passenger Stairs.

◈ SAE-ARP836A Design and Safety principle of Passenger stairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What primary safety standards do the aircraft passenger stairs follow? A: The equipment is designed in strict accordance with MH/T6029-2014 and IATA AHM 913, which define the basic safety requirements for ground support equipment.

Q: Is the equipment compatible with international civil aircraft? A: Yes, it complies with IATA AHM 905 and AHM 910, ensuring compatibility and standardized requirements for civil aircraft ground support operations.

Q: Are the control systems standardized for operator safety? A: Absolutely. The controls follow the IATA AHM 915 standard for standard controls, providing a consistent and safe interface for operators.

Q: Does the design include safety principles for the stair structure? A: Yes, the design and safety principles are based on the SAE-ARP836A standard, specifically focused on the structural integrity and safety of passenger stairs.

Q: What standard applies to the telescopic functionality of the stairs? A: The functional specifications for telescopic passenger stairs are governed by the IATA AHM 920 standard.

Q: Are the towing interfaces compliant with industry norms? A: Yes, the towing vehicle interface (HITCH) meets the basic requirements specified in IATA AHM 916.