Utva
Utva (English wild duck) is an aircraft factory (Serbian fabrika aviona) located in Pančevo, near Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro (ex-Yugoslavia), first founded in 1937 in Zemun, known of its light sporting and training aircraft. The whole number of produced aircrafts is over 900. In 1996 factory immerged with a Lola factory from Železnik and it is today known as Lola-Utva.
During the NATO air strikes against Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999 the factory was severely damaged.
Types of produced planes
- 212
- 213 'Vihor' ('Storm')
- Aero 3
- Trojka
- 56
- 60
- 60-AT1
- 60-AT2
- 60-AG (agricultural versions)
- 60-AM (air ambulance)
- 60H (float plane)
- 60 V-51
- 65
- 65 'Privrednik' ('Agriculturist')
- 65 'Privrednik'-IO
- 65 'SuperPrivrednik'-350
- 66
- 66-AM (air ambulance)
- 66H
- 66V
- 66 Super STOL
- 75
- 75A21
- 75A41
- 75AG11
- 75 V-53
- 'Lasta' ('Swallow')
- Utva 96
- Mini UAV Raven
- Medium UAV
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