Category: Airplanes

F-4 Phantom II is a multi-role American fighter, produced in the largest number of copies 5,117 (in times of relative peace). The plane is the winner of 13 aviation records. The aircraft’s predecessor was the F3H Demon fighter. The F-4 Phantom II was the most widely used American combat aircraft during the Vietnam War.

The CSS-12 machine was a Polish passenger plane designed to carry 10 passengers on domestic lines. The crew of the plane consisted of two pilots. The aircraft was developed at the PZL Central Aircraft Study in Warsaw. It was a task commissioned by the ministry of the Ministry of Communications. As part of a similar…

EM-11 Orka is a Polish tourist and disposable plane, designed to carry four people, including the pilot. The aircraft was developed and manufactured at Margański & Mysłowski Zakłady Lotnicze. The first flight was made on August 8, 2003. Several copies were built.

McDonnell Douglas DC-10. 1977. The work of Karol Placha Hetman

McDonnell Douglas DC-10. 1977. The work of Karol Placha Hetman

McDonnell Douglas DC-10. 1977. The work of Karol Placha Hetman

The Sukhoi Su-20 nb 6256 aircraft No. 74416 was the 23rd of this type among 27 used in the Polish Army. The aircraft was delivered in 1976. After service, as a private exhibit, it was placed at a petrol station (Bliska / Lotos) on the S7 road, Grójec-Białobrzegi, in Broniszew 105.

Glasair Aviation was founded in 2001, after the collapse of its predecessor, Stoddard-Hamilton Aircraft, owned by Tom Hamilton. The company operated from 1979 to 2001. Tom Hamilton and Thomas Wathen founded a new company, Glasair Aviation. The company’s headquarters is in Arlington, Washington, USA. In July 2012, the company was sold to Jilin Hanxing Group,…

In September 2022, it was reported that LOT Polish Airlines had begun withdrawing Bombardier DHC 8 Q 400 aircraft from service. It seemed that this was a decision preceded by analyzes and logical. Bombardier DHC 8 Q 400 aircraft have been used by PLL LOT since 2012, in the amount of 12 copies. During the…

LFG Roland D.VI aircraft was a German aircraft developed at the end of the Great World War. The aircraft was designed at the Luft-Fahrzeug-Gesellschaft factory in Berlin, which is why the aircraft was marked with the abbreviation LFG. The aircraft made its first flight in January 1918.