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pylon above the rear fuselage.
Sportinė Aviacija SL-2P aka
Kensgaila VK-7 A twin-fuselage Blaník was
developed by
Sportinė Aviacija in
Lithuania as a flying...
- (Lithuanian: Lietuviškos aviacinės
konstrukcijos or LAK), and is
manufactured by
Sportinė Aviacija. The LAK-17 is
designed to meet the
requirements of the utility...
- (LAK) (English:
Lithuanian Aircraft Builders) in
Lithuania and
later by
Sportine Aviacija and
Sport Aviation USSR. The LAK-12 was
designed in the 1980s...
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sailplane manufactured by
Sportinė Aviacija. The LAK-19 is a single-seat standard-class
sailplane manufactured in
Lithuania by
Sportinė Aviacija. It is designed...
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Trypanosoma brucei Eksperimentinė
sportinės aviacijos gamykla (Lithuanian
glider manufacturer later privatized as
Sportinė Aviacija) This
disambiguation page...
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origin Lithuania /
occupied by USSR
Manufacturer ESAG (Eksperimentinė
sportinės aviacijos gamykla) (Experimental
Plant of
Sports Aviation)
Designer Antanas...
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there are
other manufacturers such as
Jonker Sailplanes in
South Africa,
Sportinė Aviacija in Lithuania,
Allstar PZL in Poland, Let
Kunovice and HpH in the...
- This is a list of gliders/sailplanes of the world, (this
reference lists all
gliders with references,
where available) Note: Any
aircraft can
glide for...
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class sailplane Type of
aircraft National origin Lithuania Manufacturer Sportinė Aviacija (LAK)
Designer Jim
Marske and John
Roncz First flight 1994 Number...
- Solo 2625 02, used in the Glaser-Dirks DG-500, Schempp-Hirth Ventus-2,
Sportinė Aviacija LAK-20 etc. Solo 2625 02i, a fuel-injected
version used in the...
