Custom CD-PBS5062E Self-propelled Passenger Boarding Stairs Factory, Factories

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Custom CD-PBS5062E Self-propelled Passenger Boarding Stairs Factory, Factories

Model: CD-PBS5062E

The Model CD-PBS5062E Electric Passenger Boarding Stairs is a specialized airport ground support equipment designed for the embarkation and disembarkation of passengers. Built upon a Qingling pure electric chassis, this unit boasts advanced and reliable technical performance, a rational structural design, safe operation, comprehensive functionality, an aesthetically pleasing appearance, and ease of maintenance. It accommodates aircraft with cabin door heights ranging from 2,160mm to 5,800mm, making it compatible with all current aircraft models, including the ARJ21.

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Product Description

STANDARD COMPLIANCE

✓ IATA AHM 905 The Reference of Airport Ground Support Equipment.

✓ IATA AHM 910 The Basic Requirement of Airport Ground Support Equipment.

✓ IATA AHM 913 The Basic Safety Requirement of Airport Ground Support Equipment.

✓ IATA AHM 915 Standard Control.

✓ IATA AHM 916 The Basic Requirement of Support Surface of Bias Operate Equipment.

✓ IATA AHM 920 Function Explanation of Self- Propelled Passenger Steps.

✓ MH/T6029-2003 Passenger Steps.

✓ EN 12312-1-2002 Passenger Steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

What IATA standards do the passenger steps follow?

The equipment strictly adheres to IATA AHM 905, 910, 913, 915, 916, and 920, ensuring international airport ground support excellence.

Are these passenger steps safe for all aircraft types?

Yes, the design complies with IATA AHM 913 and EN 12312-1-2002, which specifically cover the basic safety requirements for passenger steps.

What is the significance of the EN 12312-1-2002 compliance?

EN 12312-1 is a European standard for aircraft ground support equipment, ensuring specific safety and functional requirements for passenger steps are met.

Do the steps provide stable support during operation?

Absolutely. Compliance with IATA AHM 916 ensures that the basic requirements for the support surface and stability during operation are maintained.

Are the controls standardized for operators?

Yes, following IATA AHM 915 ensures standard control layouts, making it easier and safer for ground crew to operate the equipment across different environments.

What does MH/T6029-2003 cover?

MH/T6029-2003 is the civil aviation industry standard specifically for the technical requirements and testing methods of passenger steps.