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Yugoslav Register YU-CMA To YU-CMZ
Yugoslav Register YU-CMA To YU-CMZ
Yugoslav Register YU-CMA To YU-CMZ
The post-war Yugoslavian Civil Aircraft Register (continued) Above: Utva-modified Polikarpov Po-2W c/n 10448 s/n 0010 YU-CMA,
YU-CAA series (contd) VSJ, SVC (Federal Aviation Centre) Vršac, SR Serbia, 1961.
(via N. Miklušev)
YU-CMA Polikarpov Po-2 / Utva Po-2W 10448 .56 Below: YU-CMH, Cvjetkovik-designed ARZ CA-51 c/n F2, of the VSJ,
Built .45. Ex JRV 0010. VSBiH (Vazduhoplovni savez Bosna i
ZSH AK Osijek, SR Croatia: (top) at Zagreb in the early sixties (via N.
Hercegovina = Aeronautical Union of Bosnia-Hercegovina) Central
Miklušev); and (below) at the Aviation Museum Belgrade, c. 2001
Board, Sarajevo, SR BiH. YU-CMA CofR 234, 56. Utva mod to Po-2W,
.58. SVC (Savezni vazduhoplovni centar = Federal Aviation Centre) (O. Petrović)
Vršac SR Srbija (Serbia) .60; then to Maribor (Slovenia) .63. Regn cld
on JRV request 8.12.67.
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Left: ARZ Cvjetkovic CA-51
YU-CMK is the second example
of the type to have become part
of the Belgrade Aviation
Museum. It was to be found in
the external store in May 1972
with many other aircraft
pending the construction of the
modern museum building.
( Ian Burnett)
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Left: The ATZ V-55 proto-
type YU-CMR, of ZSH AK
Zagreb, Zagreb, SR
Croatia, 1960 (Artwork by
O. Petrović)
Below: Three views of ATZ
V-55 prototype YU-CMR ,
top at an event parked next
to Utva 56 00672 YU-BAF
which dates it as in 1960 (F
van Bruggen); middle with
a change of colour scheme
and tail markings (Photo
Centre JNA); and bottom
wingless in open store at
the Belgrade Aviation
Museum in May 1972 (Ian
Burnett)
YU-CMX Polikarpov Po-2 / Utva Po-2W 10926 .56 YU-CMZ Libis KB-11 Branko 241-04 .60
Built .45. Ex JRV 0056. VSJ Central Board, Belgrade, SR Srbija Built .60. ALC Lesce, SR Slovenija (Slovenia). YU-CMZ CofR 280, .60.
(Serbia). YU-CMX CofR 275, 56. Utva mod to Po-2W, .58. Regn cld. Burnt Lesce Bled 30.9.65. Regn cld on VSJ request 21.10.65.
[Four-seat cabin monoplane built by
Letaalski Institut Branko Ivanus Slovenija,
formerly Letov, Ljubljana.]
to be continued . . .
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