A320 Narrow-body Fuselage Docks
DESCRIPTION
The fuselage dock consists of several one-level modules providing access to all fuselage windows and passengers doors. The docking modules located in the cargo door area give access inside the cargo bay and allow the opening of the cargo door.
Docking modules are used in combination with nose and tail docks for a continuous access from nose to tail.
Docking modules are used in combination with nose and tail docks for a continuous access from nose to tail.
The fuselage dock fits aircraft on wheels and on jacks thanks to a hydraulic elevation system and incorporate sliding extensions to adjust to various aircraft lengths.
The fuselage dock can also incorporate two-level modules, one lower work level for fuselage windows access and one upper work level for crown access.
Three-level fuselage modules are well adapted for strip and paint operations and are generally at fixed height. They can incorporate the ATR family thanks to specific design options.
The fuselage dock can also incorporate two-level modules, one lower work level for fuselage windows access and one upper work level for crown access.
Three-level fuselage modules are well adapted for strip and paint operations and are generally at fixed height. They can incorporate the ATR family thanks to specific design options.
