Aviation
Aviation is one of the greatest inventions of our Modern Times.
An impossible dream of mankind has been realized thanks to brave man like the Wright brothers, Louis Blériot, and many others.
During World War II, the Russians developed a tremendous fighter aircraft, the Yak 3. This warrior outperformed the best German aircrafts of that time: the Messerschmidt BF 109 and the Focke Wulf FW 190.
After WWII, Yakovlev continued designing some of the best aircrafts in the world.
An impossible dream of mankind has been realized thanks to brave man like the Wright brothers, Louis Blériot, and many others.
During World War II, the Russians developed a tremendous fighter aircraft, the Yak 3. This warrior outperformed the best German aircrafts of that time: the Messerschmidt BF 109 and the Focke Wulf FW 190.
After WWII, Yakovlev continued designing some of the best aircrafts in the world.
In 2006, we started working on one of the last remaining Yak 50 aerobatic aircraft.
This plane was by far superior in the World Aerobatic Championships at the end of the seventies and early eighties of the previous century. The Russians finally managed to outclass the USA, who until then reigned with their Pitts, also a superb aircraft.
Since 2006, we’ve spent a lot of time overhauling and upgrading a Yak 50. Not only have we added value to this aircraft, but also we gained a lot of technical experience in aircraft maintenance, complementary to our scientific background in physics and aerodynamics.
Although not completely finished as we would have like to do, the Yak 50 is now sold