Aviation GSE Safety & Ground Equipment
Find aviation ground support equipment for everyday parking, ground handling and aircraft protection. Jhears Aero brings together aircraft wheel chocks, pitot tube covers, a collapsible tow bar, tie-down straps and propeller security equipment, alongside cockpit carbon-monoxide indicators and disposable nitrile gloves. This range is for aircraft owners, flight schools and flying clubs choosing practical equipment for the ramp and hangar.
Choose equipment that fits your aircraft
Start with the aircraft and the task, rather than assuming one accessory suits every installation. For wheel chocks, compare the product dimensions with your tyres and consider the parking surface and operating conditions. Our red and yellow aluminium chocks are sold as a pair for positioning in front of and behind a single wheel.
Pitot covers need to match the installed pitot design. The range includes a 5/8-inch cover and a blade-style cover, each with a remove-before-flight streamer. Check the individual product details and aircraft requirements before choosing. Covers must be removed as part of the aircraft's pre-flight procedure.
Before ordering a tow bar, confirm the nose-gear attachment dimensions and the permitted ground-handling procedure for your aircraft. Check tie-down straps and security accessories against their stated dimensions, attachment requirements and intended use rather than relying on a broad aircraft-model description.
Plan your ramp and cockpit checks
Ground equipment should support your existing procedures, not replace them. Inspect accessories for wear or damage and follow the aircraft and equipment manufacturers' instructions. A disposable carbon-monoxide indicator is a supplementary visual aid, not a replacement for inspection, exhaust-system maintenance or an electronic warning system. For gloves, consult the manufacturer's chemical-resistance information for the substance and exposure involved.
Buying guides for your next equipment check
Read our guide to pitot tube covers and why they matter, or explore ground equipment for aircraft maintenance before comparing the products below.
