Category: Airplanes

CASA C-101 Aviojet is a Spanish military training aircraft. The first flight took place on June 29, 1977. A total of 143 units were built. The plane was used by the air forces of Spain, Chile, Honduras and Jordan. In 2022, Spain withdrew Aviojet’s CASA C-101 aircraft from service.

This plane was a development of the Tu-124. Initially, it was even designated as Tu-124 A. After major changes were introduced (hull structure change, T-tail, engines moved to the rear), its designation was changed to Tu-134. In the NATO code it was called "Crusty". The Tu-134 first took to the air in 1963. Production started…

On December 5, 1929, Leroy Grumman and four other investors formed a company to produce aircraft at an old factory in Baldwin on Long Island, New York. The company was named Grumman because Leroy Grumman was its largest investor. Production began on January 2, 1930. The first products were aluminum frames for trucks. Most of…

The Bombardier CRJ-900 aircraft was developed by Canada Bombardier Aerospace, and the design is a development of the Bombardier CRJ-700 aircraft, which in turn is a development of the Canadair Challenger aircraft. The plane is designed to transport passengers on short and medium distances. The aircraft is a low-wing aircraft powered by two turbofan engines…

The British Aerospace BAe-146 is a medium-sized transport and maritime aircraft that is powered by four turbojet aircraft engines. The plane is described as short-haul and regional. The previous aircraft was known as the British Aerospace 146, or BAe-146 for short. British Aerospace later became part of the BAE Systems group. Rights to series production…

The outbreak of the Second Cold War at the beginning of the 1980s forced the armament of the Warsaw Pact countries. In Poland, MiG-23 MF and, for financial reasons, MiG-21 bis aircraft were introduced into fighter aviation in limited numbers. However, the real rearmament took place in fighter-bomber (assault) aviation. Both qualitatively and quantitatively. We…

Training versions of the MiG-21 UM type 69. A total of 54 units were purchased. Delivery schedule: 1971, 3 copies on July 26, 1971. 1972, 5 copies. 1973, 9 copies. 1974, 2 copies. 1975, 1 copy. 1980, 24 copies. 1981, 10 copies. The MiG-21 UM was introduced into service in the period 1971-1981. The planes…

MiG-21 U (66-400). Delivered in May-June 1965. 6 copies of the MiG-21 U version were purchased. The planes were built in Tbilisi. MiG-21 U: Introduction 1965: They were used, among others, in; CSL Modlin. 41. PLM Malbork. 26. PLM Zegrze Pomorskie. 10. PLM Łask. End of operation 1990.