Category: Airplanes

  • WSK LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2. Tally. 1958

    WSK LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2. Tally. 1958

    Kraków 2007-03-20 153b Section 1958-01-01 OKB Mikojan MiG-15 UTI 1953-01-23 LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2 1958-01-01 Poland Tally MiG-15 UTI. The first batch of 4 aircraft delivered on 1951-07-30, to the airport in Bemowo. These were used aircraft. They had numbers 104-11, 104-23, 104-24, 104-25. MiG-15 UTI. Another 16 MiG-15 UTI aircraft were delivered by the…

  • WSK LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2. Construction. 1958

    WSK LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2. Construction. 1958

    Kraków 2007-03-20 153b Section 1958-01-01 OKB Mikojan MiG-15 UTI 1953-01-23 LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2 1958-01-01 Construction SB Lim-1/2 Construction MiG-15 UTI, SB Lim-1 /2 / 1 A / 2 A / 2 M. SB Lim-2 is a multi-role fighter aircraft. Designed for training, combat missions (combating air and ground targets in conditions of target visibility),…

  • WSK LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2. History. 1958

    WSK LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2. History. 1958

    Kraków 2007-03-20 153b Section 1958-01-01 OKB Mikojan MiG-15 UTI 1953-01-23 LZR Bydgoszcz SB Lim-1/2 1958-01-01 Poland History MiG-15 UTI At the end of July, probably on July 30, 1951, the first 4 MiG-15 UTI trainers landed at the Warsaw Bemowo airport, and their numbers were; 104-11, 104-23, 104-24, 104-25. By the end of 1952, we…

  • WSK Mielec Lim-2, MiG-15 bis. Construction. 2009.

    WSK Mielec Lim-2, MiG-15 bis. Construction. 2009.

    Kraków 2009-03-16 Construction PZL Lim-2 117b Section 1954.09.17. WSK Mielec Lim-2. The PZL Lim-2 aircraft is a single-seat, single-engine front-line fighter, built in a classic layout. According to modern nomenclature, it is also a multi-role combat aircraft; it intercepts air targets, attacks ground objects, conducts reconnaissance and is used for training. Medium-wing. Semi-monocoque, metal construction,…

  • WSK Mielec Lim-2, MiG-15 bis. History. 1953

    WSK Mielec Lim-2, MiG-15 bis. History. 1953

    Kraków 2007-03-16 History WSK PZL Lim-2. 117b Section 1954-09-17. WSK PZL Mielec Lim-2. MiG-15 bis aircraft are improved MiG-15 aircraft. The main change was the use of a more powerful engine. The first MiG-15 bis aircraft in Poland appeared on January 23, 1953. Since PZL Mielec was producing Lim-1 (MiG-15) aircraft, it was decided to…

  • Yakovlev Yak-23. Tally. 1951.

    Yakovlev Yak-23. Tally. 1951.

    Kraków 2007-02-16 085c Section 1951-01-06 Yakovlev Yak-23. Poland List of Yak-23 aircraft operated in Poland. 1 712 / 37 1951. 40 PLM. On 25.08.1952, warrant officer Kazimierz Jaworski was tasked with flying to the zone for piloting. It was his first solo flight and was supervised by Lieutenant Pietrzak. In the zone, he gained an…

  • Yakovlev Yak-23. Construction. 1951.

    Yakovlev Yak-23. Construction. 1951.

    Kraków 2007-02-16 085c Section 1951-01-06 Yakovlev Yak-23. Poland Yak-23 design Yak-23 is a single-seat, single-engine fighter aircraft built in a redan layout, with a straight wing. Semi-monocoque design. Medium-wing. Straight wing, undivided. At the fuselage, laminar profile S-1-12 changing into laminar KW-Z-12. Lift 3.5 degrees. Each wing is made of 2 spars and 17 ribs.…

  • Yakovlev Yak-23. History. 1951

    Yakovlev Yak-23. History. 1951

    Kraków 2007-02-16 085c Section 1951-01-06 Yakovlev Yak-23. Poland The second type of turbojet aircraft in the Polish Military Aviation. The first aircraft to achieve combat readiness. See Yak-17. History Yak-23 nb 1616. The side number is fictitious and is the number of the Military Unit at Balice Airport. There is a red lightning bolt on…

  • Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W. Tally. 1950

    Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W. Tally. 1950

    Kraków 2007-02-07 085b Tally 1950-08-20 OKB Jakowlew Jak-17 / W „Agata”. Poland The first Polish fighter aircraft with a turbojet engine. List of Jak-17 / W Agata aircraft operated in Poland. Yak-17 nb 29, 1950. Shown publicly on 20.08.1950, over Okęcie Airport. Yak-17 nb unknown, 1950. Initially kept as a spare. Yak-17 nb unknown, 1950.…

  • Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W “Agata”. Design. 1950

    Jakowlew Jak-17, 17 W “Agata”. Design. 1950

    Kraków 2007-02-07 085b Section 1950-08-20 OKB Jakowlew Jak-17 / W „Agata”. Poland The first Polish fighter aircraft with a turbojet engine. Jak-17 design A single-seat, single-engine mid-wing aircraft with an almost entirely metal structure and straight wings. A truss structure covered with sheet metal. Often referred to in publications as a transitional type, which should…