PANSTWOWE ZAKLADY LOTNICZE

POLAND

Founded January 1928. As Poland's National Aircraft Establishment, built the P.1 single-seat fighter monoplane with Hispano-Suiza engine in 1929-1930, and subsequently the famous P-37 "Los" P.11 single-seat fighter and P.19 cabin monoplane. The PZL Los medium bomber of 1937 was followed by the Wilk twin-engined fighter, Sum light bomber and Mewa reconnaissance monoplane by the beginning of Second World War. Factories at Warsaw- Okecie (original) and Mielec, latter used by occupying Germans as forced-labour Heinkel factory 1940-44. See PZL. Back to the letter P

All the World's Rotorcraft Virtual Aircraft Museum 5 L-2 P.1 P.6 P.7 P.11 P.8 P.24 P-23 / P-43 "Karas" P-37 "Los" P.46 "Sum" P.44 "Wicher" P.38 Wilk P.50 Jastrzab