Aircraft Steps

Yes. All of our aircraft steps are custom designed and manufactured to suit the specific aircraft and application. Each set of steps is built to match the aircraft door height, platform requirements, and operational environment to ensure safe and practical access.

Manufacturing time depends on the design and complexity of the steps, but once specifications are confirmed we will provide an estimated production schedule.

Aircraft steps are typically manufactured from brand new steel, not reconstituted, with single-piece handrails made from 1-inch round tubing and a robust 1.5mm thickness for added durability. All safety steps conform to the relevant parts of BSEN131-7 Standard.

Yes. Our aircraft steps incorporate several safety features including:
– Anti-slip step surfaces
– Safety handrails
– Locking brakes
– Safety chains
– Access gates

Aircraft access steps provide safe and stable access to aircraft doors and service areas for boarding, inspections, cleaning, maintenance, and servicing. They are commonly used at airports, hangars, private airfields, museums and aviation facilities.

Our aircraft steps can be designed for a wide range of aircraft including:
-Historic and vintage aircraft
– Museum display aircraft
– Private jets
– Commercial aircraft
– Helicopters
– Military aircraft
Because all steps are custom made, they can be adapted to suit almost any aircraft type.

Yes. We design and manufacture steps for static aircraft displays in museums, memorial sites, and aviation exhibitions. These can be used for staff access or controlled visitor access where required.

Yes. Many vintage and military aircraft have unique access points and fuselage shapes, so we design custom steps to suit the specific aircraft dimensions and structure.

Yes. Because all steps are custom built, we can design access steps for unusual aircraft configurations, specialist aviation projects, or restoration aircraft.

Yes. We regularly manufacture custom aircraft steps for war museums, aviation heritage centres, and historic aircraft collections. These steps allow safe access for restoration work, maintenance, or guided tours while protecting the aircraft.