Hersteller: pzl

Panstwowe Zaklady Lotnicze Warszawa Okecie S.A.
Warszawa Okezie, foundet: 1928

Panstwowe Zaklady Lotnicze Warszawa Okecie S.A. - Aleja Krakowska nr. 110/114 - 00-971 Warszawa - Polska

1929 - PZL SP 1, Fighter

1930 - PZL P 1, Fighter Prototype

1931 - PZL P 11, Fighter

1931 - PZL P 6, Fighter Prototype

1932 - PZL P 7, Fighter Prototype

1933 - PZL P 8, Fighter prototype

1935 - PZL M 4 Tarpan

1936 - PZL P 24, Fighter

1937 - PZL P 37 Los, Combat aircraft

1938 - PZL P 23 Karas, Bomber

1949 - PZL S 4 Kania, Light and trainig aircraft

1959 - PZL MD 12, Short range airliner and military transport

Designed by Misztal and Duleba as a short range airliner and transport aircraft.  

PZL 112 Junior, Light multi purpose aircraft

1972 - PZL 104 Wilga, Liason aircraft

1973 - PZL 106 Kruk, Cropduster

The Kruk (Crow) was designed by PZL to be used on the wide crop fields that are common to the comecon countries. 165 were build.  

1973 - PZL 106 BT Turbo Kruk, Cropduster

1975 - PZL M 15 Belphegor, Cropduster

The M15 was designe by PZL Mielec to relieve the aged An2 in the cropduster role. Because it's special design, the combination of a jet engine and biplanes, the Belphegor was able to carry five times the load of a than-common cropduster.  

1976 - PZL 101 Gawron, Multi purpose light aircraft

1977 - PZL M 17, Flight Instrauction and recrational aircraft

1984 - PZL 130 Orlik, Trainer

1985 - PZL I 22 Iryda, Ground Attack Trainer

1986 - PZL Mielec M 26 Iskierka, Trainer

1988 - PZL 110, Travelling Aircraft

License-build Socata Rallye 100 ST  

1989 - PZL 105 Flaming, Travelling Airplane

1989 - PZL 130 TM Turbo Orlik, Trainer