- trainers.
Several were also
produced in
aerobatic variants,
known as the
Akrobat. The
original Z-26 was
designed in the 1940s and
produced in 1946 to meet...
- The Zlin Z-526
Akrobat is a
Czech sports plane used in aerobatics. The Z-526 was
originally designed by Zlin
Aircraft in 1959. Its two-seat
version is...
- dedicated, single-seat,
aerobatic version,
which was
designated as the L-29A
Akrobat.
Another model, an
armed reconnaissance version complete with multiple...
- The Aviatika-900
Acrobat is a 1990s
Russian single-seat
aerobatic monoplane designed and
built by
Aviatika Joint Stock Company. The
aircraft is sometimes...
-
Nanchang CJ-6 (1958)
Shenyang J-5 (flown by the
August 1st) (1956) Aero L-29A
Akrobat (1959) Aero L-39
Albatros (operated by the
Patriots Jet Team) (1968) Avia...
- Lais [id; su], Sisingaan, Manorek,
Ronggeng Gunung,
Surak Ibra, Masres,
Akrobat, Uyeg,
Topeng Cisalak,
Wayang Bekasi,
Topeng Banjet, Odong-odong, Longser...
-
Bravo Acrobat! (German:
Akrobat Schööön!) is a 1943
German comedy film
directed by
Wolfgang Staudte and
starring Charlie Rivel,
Clara Tabody, and Karl...
-
Cinematography Álvaro Gutiérrez
Edited by
Nacho Ruiz
Capillas Music by
Akrobats Production companies Avalon PC
Animal de Luz
Integral Film Distributed...
-
aircraft Zlín Z-26, 126, 226, and 326
Trener and
Akrobat aerobatic and
training monoplanes Zlín Z 526
Akrobat aerobatic monoplane Zlin Z-37 Čmelák low-wing...
- accredit), from
French accréditer
Akquise (acquisition), from
French acquise Akrobat (acrobat)
Akrobatik (acrobatics)
Akteur (protagonist), from
French acteur...
