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under construction The Yak-52 was a tandem
two-seat piston-engined primery trainer, designed by Yakovlev in the
USSR in 1978 to replace the Yak-18, the standard ab initio trainer for
Soviet pilots since the mid-1940s. Although the prototype was
manufactured and test-flown at the Yakovlev factory in 1979, production
was entrusted to the Romanian aircraft industrie under the Comecon (Council
for Mutual Economic Assistance) programme. |
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