Category: Airplanes

The LWD Junak and LWD Zuch planes were developed by the Experimental Aviation Workshop in Łódź, and after their liquidation, the program was transferred to the PZL Okęcie Communication Equipment Factory in Warsaw. The first prototype was flown on February 22, 1948. The planes turned out to be successful and the Junak 2 and Junak…

The LWD Szpak plane was a passenger and operational machine. The plane was built shortly after World War II. Three prototypes and a series of 10 LWD Szpak 4T aircraft were built.

Aviation Experimental Workshops LWD Żak plane, training and acrobatic plane. The LWD Żak plane belonged to the same family as the LWD Szpak plane. He made his first flight on March 23, 1947. In plans, it was the basic aircraft for flying clubs. Two-seater (side by side), single engine, cantilever, mixed low wing design. The…

The PZL M-15 Belfegor was an agricultural aircraft developed and produced in Poland on the recommendation and for the needs of the CCCP. The M-15 aircraft was the only agricultural aircraft in the world powered by a turbojet engine, which is uneconomical in this type of application.

The PZL M-18 Dromader aircraft is a modern Polish agricultural and firefighting aircraft that was developed at WSK PZL Mielec.

The PZL M-21 Dromader Mini aircraft is an agricultural and extinguishing machine. Only two prototypes were built.

The PZL M-24 is another agricultural and firefighting aircraft from the "Dromader" family of machines. The plane was renamed "Dromader Super". The machine is the largest agricultural airplane in the world. Its designer was the team of engineer Józef Olesiak.

The PZL-106 Kruk is a great Polish construction, developed by a group of excellent Polish constructors, under the supervision of Andrzej Frydrychewicz, M.Sc. The talent of the designers, with the limited possibilities of the poor economy of the People’s Republic of Poland, allowed to create a successful, outstanding aircraft, which is still produced (2013). It…

The PZL M-26 Iskierka is a Polish construction aircraft built at PZL Mielec. The plane is intended for training and learning of higher piloting, as well as acrobatics. The structure of the aircraft is completely made of metal. The first flight was made on 07/15/1986. About 20 copies were built.

The Airbus A 330-200 is a modern long-range airliner, developed by France in cooperation with other Western European countries. The aircraft was built as a successor to the Airbus A 300, the first European wide-body aircraft. The A 330 aircraft made its first flight on November 2, 1992. From April 12, 2013, it was used…