UTVA Lasta-95

Summary

Category Training aircraft
Origin country 🇷🇸 Serbia
First flight2 September 1985
Year of introduction2010
Number produced37 units

Description

The UTVA Lasta-95 is a military aircraft developed by the Yugoslav-based company UTVA Aviation Industry. It was designed as a primary training aircraft primarily for the Serbian Air Force, with its maiden flight taking place in 1996. The Lasta-95 is a low-wing monoplane with tandem seating for two crew members, offering a spacious and comfortable cockpit environment. It is equipped with advanced avionics systems, including a glass cockpit and modern navigation aids. The aircraft is primarily used for pilot training, including basic flight instruction, instrument flying, and aerobatics. It has been deployed exclusively by the Serbian Air Force for training purposes.

Technical specifications

Version: Lasta-95

Current operating countries

Country Units
Iraq Iraq 19
Serbia Serbia 14

Numbers in parentheses, e.g. '(+5)', indicate units ordered but not yet delivered.

All operators

IraqSerbia