UTVA designations

[hesham]

Hi,

From Yugoslavia,


UTVA N-62 Super Galeb :light attack advanced jet trainer.

UTVA-56 :strut-braced high-wing all metal four seat cabin monoplane.
UTVA-60 :developed from UTVA-56,as utility,liaison,club use,freight and air taxi aircraft.
UTVA-65 Privrednik I :based on UTVA-60 as agricultural aircraft.
UTVA-66 :was UTVA-60 with wing slats,larger tail,improved u/c and Lycoming GSO-480-B1J6 engine.
UTVA-67 Privrednik II :derivative of Privrednik I agricultural aircraft as a single seat with
redesigned fuselage, larger capacity hopper and a 400 hp Lyc IO-720-A1A engine.
UTVA-70 :twin engined six seat UTVA-66 with two 295 hp Lyc GO-480-G1J6 engines
on stub wings,Project only.
UTVA-71 :two seat light aircraft,it was unusual advanced biplane Project.(I never saw like it)
UTVA-72 :was a transport version of UTVA-71,box-wing Project of 1972/73.
UTVA-75 :side-by-side two seat low-wing all metal basic trainer aircraft.
UTVA-78 :COIN basic trainer aircraft.
UTVA-81 :single seat low-wing agricultural aircraft Project.
UTVA-84 :developed from UTVA-81,with tandem wing,Project.
UTVA-85 :based on UTVA-84,also with tandem wing,but powered by one engine,mounted
upper of front high wing,Project.
UTVA-95 Lasta :two seat primary/basic trainer and light attack aircraft.
UTVA-96 :was a four seat light aircraft,powered by one engine.



there are anther two aircraft to this company during the 1960s, the NI-17 and NI-18,
does anyone hear about them ?.

 

[Stargazer]

New topic created from an old isolated post by hesham. Feel free to add to it!

 

[hesham]

Hi,


I modify the topic to gain most of this company aircraft designations.

 

[hesham]

Hi,


UTVA Kobac: is tandem two seat low-wing trainer,close air support,COIN and
recce aircraft project,powered by one 1149 hp P&W Canada PT6A-62
turboprop engine.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utva_Kobac

 

[hesham]

The UTVA MJ-I Glider;

http://www.avia-it.com/act/biblioteca/periodici/PDF%20Riviste/Ala%20d'Italia/L'ALA%20D'ITALIA%201939%2004.pdf

 

[snark]

Hi Hesham

Do drones count?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vrabac_Mini_UAV

Harry

 

[hesham]

Yes Harry,

many thanks,it's new for me.

 

[Hood]

Utva C-3 Trojka (Trey) - 2 seat trainer, first flown 1946, built during early 1950s by Ikarus as the Ikarus 251 Trojka (though I have seen it described as UTVA 251 too).

 

[hesham]

Thank you my dear Hood for the info.

 

[hesham]

Utva C-3 Trojka (Trey) - 2 seat trainer, first flown 1946, built during early 1950s by Ikarus as the Ikarus 251 Trojka (though I have seen it described as UTVA 251 too).

My dear Hood,

I think it was P-251,because this company used anther series,such as P-418.

 

[hesham]

Hi,

Vrabac A,Čavka & Jastreb 54 were a gliders.

Aeronautical Museum-Belgrade :: Treasure of Museum

Zvanična prezentacija Muzeja vazduhoplovstva-Beograd

www.muzejvazduhoplovstva.org.rs

Aeronautical Museum-Belgrade :: Treasure of Museum

Zvanična prezentacija Muzeja vazduhoplovstva-Beograd

www.muzejvazduhoplovstva.org.rs

Aeronautical Museum-Belgrade :: Treasure of Museum

Zvanična prezentacija Muzeja vazduhoplovstva-Beograd

www.muzejvazduhoplovstva.org.rs

 

[hesham]

Hi,

I add UTVA-72 to the list.

 

[VictorXL188]

Hesham in your first post, you asked for more data in regards to the UTVA NI-17 & NI-18 designs. I attach the entry for both from Janes ATWA for 1963-64.

 

[Hood]

There was an interesting discussion on Utva designations on the Air-Britain Information Exchange (AB-IX) a couple of months ago.

One member had visited a museum in Belgrade where a chart of Utva types was listed with У-65, У-66, У-75 etc. in Serbian script, which for when translated would be U-65, U-66 etc.
Jane's has used this format itself in the past.

Another ambiguous point is whether the company name is UTVA or Utva, and indeed even the company itself seems to use both version. Utva is Serbian for Shelduck so should rightly be Utva in lowercase as it is not an abbreviation.
Western listings of the the company name vary between UTVA Fabrika Aviona and Fabrika Aviona Utva.

A translation of some of the Utva type names of its older products was provided:
Чавка = Chavka = Jackdaw
Шева = Sheva = Lark
Орлик = Orlik = Eagle
Врабац = Vrabats = Sparrow
Комар = Komar = Mosquito
Саламандра = Salamandar = Salamander
Утва = Utva = Shelduck
Мева = Meva = Gull
Цегинг = Tsegling = Zögling
Врона = Vrona = Crow
Ждрал = Zhdral = Crane
Соко = Soko = Falcon
Jастреб = Jastreb = Goshawk
Ласта = Lasta = Swallow
Ваjа = Vaja = Exercise
кобац = Kobats = Sparrowhawk