Best Zlin

The Zlin Z-50LS is a single-seat, unlimited aerobatic monoplane designed for high-performance flight. It gained recognition through its success in international competitions, winning the World Aerobatic Championships in 1984 and 1986. This aircraft is primarily used by experienced pilots seeking a r...

The Zlin Z-50M is a single-seat monoplane designed for aerobatic competition. Developed as a successor to the Z-526, it utilizes a LOM M137AZ engine providing lower power output suitable for precise maneuvers. It’s notable for its compact design and suitability for pilots seeking a nimble aircraft f...

The Zlin Z-526F was a 1968 improved Trener variant with a 180 hp Avia M-137A engine, built for stronger two-seat aerobatic training.

The Zlin Z-526 Trener Master was a Czech two-seat aerobatic sports trainer introduced in 1966; Z-526 variants won the 1968 world aerobatic title.

The Zlin Z-326 Trener Master was a 1959 Czechoslovak two-seat trainer, notable as the first Trener-series model with retractable landing gear.

The Zlin Z-242L is a Czech aerobatic trainer from the Z-42 family, using a 200 hp Lycoming IO-360 engine instead of the earlier inline Walter units.

The Zlin Z-226 Trener was a mid-1950s Moravan trainer with a Walter Minor 6-III six-cylinder engine, forming the basis for later Akrobat variants.

The Zlin Z-142 is a Czech side-by-side two-seat trainer derived from the Z-42; its prototype first flew on 29 December 1978.

The Zlin Z-126 Trener was a 1953 Czechoslovak trainer with an all-metal wing, replacing the Z-26's wooden wing and serving as military type C-105.

The Zlin Z-26 Trener was a Czechoslovak tandem-seat basic trainer by Moravan, first flown in 1947 and developed into the long-running Trener aerobatic line.