Aircraft Towbar

Aircraft towbars are a type of equipment used in the aerospace industry for ground handling and servicing of aircraft. They are specifically classified under the supply class "Aircraft Ground Servicing Equipment" within the supply group "Aerospace Craft Launching, Landing, Ground Handling, And Servicing Equipment."

Aircraft towbars are designed to connect to the nose landing gear of an aircraft, allowing ground personnel or towing vehicles to safely move or tow the aircraft on the ground. They are typically made of strong and durable materials, such as steel or aluminum, to withstand the weight and forces exerted during towing operations.

Towbars come in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different types and sizes of aircraft. They are often adjustable or have interchangeable adapters to fit the specific nose landing gear of different aircraft models.

Aircraft towbars play a crucial role in the efficient and safe movement of aircraft on the ground, whether it's for repositioning within an airport, towing to maintenance facilities, or during ground handling operations. They are an essential tool for ground crews and are designed to ensure the smooth and secure towing of aircraft.