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🇵🇱 Poland ·29 types· first flights 1930–1996· 11.3k built

#1821

PZL

Mil Mi-2

first flew 1961· still flying

🚁 helicopter 2× turboshaft

built

5.5k

top speed

200 km/h

seats

8
#1828

PZL

Wilga

first flew 1962

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

1k

top speed

195 km/h

seats

—
#1919

PZL

SZD-30 Pirat

first flew 1966

🪂 glider no engine

built

776

top speed

250 km/h

seats

—
#2125

PZL

Dromader

first flew 1976· still flying

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

759

top speed

200 km/h

seats

—
#1788

PZL

TS-11 Iskra

first flew 1960· retired

🎖️ military jet

built

424

top speed

720 km/h

seats

2
#0685

PZL

P.11

first flew 1931· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

350

top speed

390 km/h

seats

—
#1731

PZL

Gawron

first flew 1958

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

325

top speed

160 km/h

seats

3
#2066

PZL

Kruk

first flew 1973· still flying

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

266

top speed

215 km/h

seats

1
#2208

PZL

SZD-51 Junior

first flew 1980

🪂 glider no engine

built

261

top speed

220 km/h

seats

1
#0824

PZL

Karaś

first flew 1934· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

250

top speed

319 km/h

seats

—
#2256

PZL

M28 Skytruck

first flew 1984· still flying

🎖️ military 2× turboprop

built

200

top speed

355 km/h

seats

19
#0767

PZL

P.24

first flew 1933· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

199

top speed

410 km/h

seats

—
#2068

PZL

M-15 Belphegor

first flew 1973· retired

🛩️ light / GA jet

built

175

top speed

200 km/h

seats

—
#0642

PZL

P.7

first flew 1930· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

149

top speed

317 km/h

seats

—
#2190

PZL

W-3 Sokół

first flew 1979· still flying

🚁 helicopter 2× turboshaft

built

149

cruise

238 km/h

seats

12
#0967

PZL

Łoś

first flew 1936· retired

🎖️ military 2× piston

built

120

top speed

412 km/h

seats

—
#2312

PZL

Bielsko SZD-55

first flew 1988· still flying

🪂 glider no engine

built

110

top speed

—

seats

—
#1777

PZL

SM-2

first flew 1959· retired

🚁 helicopter piston

built

86

top speed

170 km/h

seats

4
#1002

PZL

PZL.43

first flew 1937· retired

🎖️ military piston

built

54

top speed

365 km/h

seats

—
#2260

PZL

Orlik

first flew 1984

🛩️ light / GA turboprop

built

50

top speed

550 km/h

seats

—
#2422

PZL

SW-4 Puszczyk

first flew 1996· still flying

🚁 helicopter turboshaft

built

40

top speed

260 km/h

seats

4
#2185

PZL

M-20 Mewa

first flew 1979

🛩️ light / GA 2× piston

built

33

top speed

275 km/h

seats

5
#0630

PZL

Ł.2

first flew 1930· retired

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

31

top speed

183 km/h

seats

—
#0638

PZL

PZL.5

first flew 1930· retired

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

15

top speed

164 km/h

seats

1
#2285

PZL

M26 Iskierka

first flew 1986· still flying

🛩️ light / GA piston

built

9

top speed

330 km/h

seats

—
#2266

PZL

I-22 Iryda

first flew 1985· retired

🎖️ military 2× jet

built

8

top speed

940 km/h

seats

—
#2334

PZL

Mrówka

first flew 1990

🛩️ light / GA

built

—

cruise

200 km/h

seats

—
#2822

PZL

Sokół

—

🎖️ military piston

built

—

top speed

520 km/h

seats

—
#2138

PZL

Bielsko SZD-50 Puchacz

first flew 1976

🪂 glider no engine

built

—

top speed

215 km/h

seats

2

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