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FINAVITEC OY. 
Taken over from Valmet Aviation Industries. Assembling F- 18C Hornet fighters for the Finnish Air Force from kits up to the year 2000, plus their engines. Component manufacture includes tail surfaces for Saab 2000 (ending) and fuselage panels for Hornet. Also undertakes maintenance. 

KARHUMÄKI 
Veljekset Karhumaki OY founded in 1924. In the 1930s the Viri single-seat light monoplane was built, design by Finnish Club ofV\eronautical Engineers. In 1939-1941 a new factory was built, near Halli airfield, where trainers for Finnish Air Force were built; also the Karhu 48-seat strut-braced high-wing cabin monoplane with skis, wheels, or floats.

MORKO (Finlande)

MORKO-MORANE Истребитель MORKO Morane-Fighter

SÄÄSKI, OSAKEYHTIÖ 
Founded 1928. Built two-seat biplane for wheels, skis or floats which was convertible for ambulance work and was developed into cabin type.

VALMET (Finlande)

L-70 de formateur MILTRAINER armes et les avions légers de frappe   L-90TP REDIGO Trainer légères et de petit avion de frappe

VALMET OY KUOREVEDEN TEHDAS 
Valmet Oy was shortened title from 1958 of state-owned group (Valtion Metallitehtaat Lentokonetehdas, q.v.) consisting of several metalworking factories. Kuoreveden Tehdas (Kuorevesi Works) was formerly part of factory group Valmet Oy Tampere, from which it separated in 1974, and became the largest aircraft factory in Finland. Foreign aircraft produced under license included Potez (Air Fouga) Magister jet trainers and 12 Saab Draken fighters. Owndesigned Leko-70 Vinka two-seat piston-engined trainer evolved by new design group created September 1970, followed in 1985 by the two/four-seat L-80 TP turboprop version. Also flew prototypes of the PIK-23 Towmaster. Valmet also assembled 46 of the 50 BAe Hawk jet trainers for Finnish Air Force. Other activities included overhaul and repair of military and civil aircraft and piston aero engines. The other aviation member of group was Valmet Oy Linnavuoren Tehdas, at Siuro, concerned mainly with overhaul and repair of jet aero engines. See Valmet Aviation Industries.

VALTION LENTOKONETEHDAS ⁴   Viima II  Myrsky  Humu   Pyorremyrsky  
Finnish State Aircraft Factory, created February 1928 from former IVL (llmailuvoimien Lentokonetehdas = Aviation Force Aircraft Factory) which, from its formation near Helsinki in 1921, had built Hansa-Brandenburg W.33 seaplanes and Caudron C 60 trainers under license for Finnish Air Force, plus

Myrsky

the Finnish-designed Kotka maritime reconnaissance/bomber biplane. First VL product was the Saa'ski two-seat trainer, followed by license production of de Havilland Moths and Blackburn Ripons. After producing the Vima light trainer and Tuisku advanced training/ reconnaissance biplanes, the VL was reorganized in 1936 and moved to Tampere, where it produced Pyry monoplane trainers, Fokker C.X. biplanes, Fokker D.XXI fighters and Bristol Blenheim bombers under license. Next indigenous product was single-seat Myrsky fighter of 1942-1945. Became part of Valtion (next entry) after Second World War.

Valtion lentokonetehdas ==> WIKI 

VL (Finlande)  Valtion Lentokonetehdas (VL)

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