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Yougoslavie

 wiki-fr Histoire complexe.   wiki-en    Yugoslav Air Force    Yugoslavia Air Force ==> décembre 1912  
Note : L’ex-Yougoslavie comprenait l’actuelle Slovénie, la Croatie, la  Bosnie-Herzégovine, le Monténégro, la Macédoine et l’actuelle Yougoslavie qui comprend la Serbie, la Voïvodine et le Kosovo (dont l'indépendance n'est pas unanimement reconnue.).  Sur la carte, la Yougoslavie actuelle est représentée en vert.  Toutefois, les frontières de l’ex-Yougoslavie sont facilement repérables, car elles sont identifiées par un trait orange.

 IKARUS AD 
Formed at Novi Sad in 1923, Ikarus was one of the country's largest aircraft manufacturers. Initial production centered on a number of S.M. training flying-boats, followed by a military type I.O. In 1926 the company acquired a license to build the Potez 25 biplane, and established a new factory at Zemun for its production.

LETALSKI KONSTRUKCIJSKI BIRO 
Lubljana aircraft design office founded in 1947 on an amateur basis by students of the Higher Technical School. Designed KB-6 Matajur, two-seat trainer and tourer, in production in the 1950s

LIBIS 
==> Letalski Institut "Branko Ivanus" Slovenija.  The former Letalski Konstrukcijski Biro (q.v.) and Institut LZS "Branko Ivanus", which combined in about 1968. Built L-200D under license.

LKB 
==>  Letalski Konstrukcijski Biro. Lubljana aircraft design office founded in 1947 on an amateur basis by students of the Higher Technical School. Designed KB-6 Matajur, two-seat trainer and tourer, in production in the 1950s.

PRVASRPSKA FABRIKA AEROPLANA 
First aircraft factory in Yugoslavia, established in 1925 for construction of military types under license. PSFA produced indigenous Rogozarski two-seat reconnaissance biplane in early 1930s, powered by Walter Castor engine. Series of aircraft for Yugoslav Air Force followed, but the Rogozarski factory was destroyed in Second World War. In 1946 the remnants of the Rogozarski, Ikarus, and Zmaj companies were brought into the government aircraft factories and resumed production.

PSFA 
see Prva Srpska above.

SOKO ³    G-2 "Galeb"  J-1 "Jastreb"   G-4 "Super Galeb" 
Founded October 1950, and produced license-built Westland Whirlwind helicopters. Designed the G-2A Galeb two-seat armed jet basic trainer (first flown 1961), produced for the Yugoslav Air Force and for export; the J-1/RJ-1 Jastreb attack and reconnaissance versions of Galeb; the P-2 Kraguj piston-engined counterinsurgency aircraft (first flown 1966); the G-4 Super Galeb jet trainer (first flown July 1978); built the Aerospatiale/Westland

G-4 "Super Galeb"

UTVA, FABRICA AVIONA  YUGOSLAVIA/SERBIA 
Utva produced light utility aircraft, including the Utva 56 four-seater, first flown in 1956, and thereafter developed through a number of U60 air-taxi/tourer/freight/agricultural/ ambulance and floatplane versions. The Utva 65 was originally an agricultural aircraft, developed as the U66 to serve various utility roles and including the armed U66V version. The Utva 75 two-seat trainer/glider-tug/agricultural aircraft entered production in late 1970s. Lasta 1 tandem two-seat piston-engined trainer first flew September 1985 but was superseded before production by the design of the refined Lasta 2. Development started of Utva 95 agricultural aircraft, probably based on Utva 75. Formerly fabricated components for the IAR-93/J-22 Orao and Super Galeb programmes, and produced items for various Boeing airliners.

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WING PALETTE-ru   

Selections from the Ed Coates' Civil Aircraft Photograph Collection.  

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