The L-29 DELFÍN two-seat jet aircraft created by Aero Vodochody was designed by Z. Rubliè and K. Tomás as a replacement of piston-engined trainers employed by Czechoslovak Air Force. The L-29 was the first jet aircraft ever designed in Czechoslovakia.
The aircraft is meant for each initial and advanced training, contains a strong air-frame; it can operate from rough grassy, sandy and muddy fields. it's designed so as to facilitate the pilots´ transfer to combat aircraft.
The L-29 contains two underwing hardpoints to hold tiny size weaponry. it's equipped with an ASP-3MN/U weapons sight, camera gun, either two 7.62mm machine guns or eight air to surface missiles and unguided bombs weighing up to 200kg.
The aircraft is meant for each initial and advanced training, contains a strong air-frame; it can operate from rough grassy, sandy and muddy fields. it's designed so as to facilitate the pilots´ transfer to combat aircraft.
The L-29 contains two underwing hardpoints to hold tiny size weaponry. it's equipped with an ASP-3MN/U weapons sight, camera gun, either two 7.62mm machine guns or eight air to surface missiles and unguided bombs weighing up to 200kg.
