These multifunction ladders can be configured as leaning ladders, extension ladders, and stepladders. Leaning ladders have V-shaped tops that enable them to lean against walls, corners, and poles. Extension ladders lean against surfaces and extend their length to provide access to high areas. Stepladders are self-supporting and provide access to elevated areas in the middle of rooms or where leaning ladders would not work.

These aircraft support multifunction ladders withstand heavy use specifically found in military aircraft applications. They have lightweight constructions that are easily transported and flared legs that help prevent tipping from strong winds. These ladders can be configured as stepladders, staircase ladders, extension ladders, 90° ladders, and scaffold bases. Stepladders are self-supporting and provide access to elevated areas in the middle of rooms or where leaning ladders would not work. Staircase ladders have leg levelers that adjust to different lengths to compensate for uneven surfaces such as stairs to ensure stable and secure placement. Extension ladders lean against surfaces and extend their length to provide access to high areas. 90° ladders have adjustable legs that provide close access to work areas without touching or leaning against surfaces. Their legs separate, which allows them to set up as scaffold bases to hold scaffold platforms.