Aerobatic Airplane Zlin Z-50 HD

Zlin Z-50 is single seat aerobatic airplane built by the Czechoslovakian company Zlin Aircraft. The prototype Zlín Z-50L first flew on 18 July 1975. Z-50 was of all-metal construction, with limit maneuvring load factors of +9.0 and -6.0.
The pilot is Guido Racioppoli on his I-HANS
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[@fifi23o5]

The plane that started the modern era of aerobatics.

[@mustangsandwich]

Always had a fondness for the Zlin 50! I wish I could have gotten some time in one. Did get a little time in the S-2B and that was the most fun I've had with my pants on...

[@alesjindra7928]

Yeah, very nice aircraft and very nice show!!! Z-50 is our aerobatics legend...since 1975 to 1985 the best of the best!!!

[@Dzordzikk]

Nices aerobatic plane of all time.

[@TronVark]

Nice flying skills! That sink rate before landing was eye watering

[@OHAREAVIATION]

pure flying!! great upload.

[@FlightVideoPhoto]

thanks!

[@SB_70]

Nice bird ! I like Yak-55 .

[@FlightVideoPhoto]

Hi Serrgey, thanks for your comment. The plane is a Zlin Z-50 (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zl%C3%ADn_Z-50) not a Yak-55.

[@DumbledoreMcCracken]

I like Yak-55 too, but Zlin's engine is cheaper to operate and maintain.

[@FlightVideoPhoto]

Thanks :-)

[@FlightVideoPhoto]

Yhanks to you!
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[@planestigersanddrums]

Great

[@DumbledoreMcCracken]

Want one! That was a beautiful landing. I'm surprised he doesn't maintain up elevator while on the ground.

[@stanleyairchebal6466]

Dart Veider Unplugged.

[@jjmoose747]

Gotta have a strong stomach... Nice..

[@BARelement]

This is where War Thunder got its Jumo 213e engine sounds... Hmm. I don’t even think it was copied right either...

[@FlightVideoPhoto]

thanks!