Utva 66
The Utva 66 is a STOL aircraft of the Yugoslav manufacturer Utva. It was developed from the Utva 60 and first flew in 1966.
Construction
The Utva 66 is a single-engine, high-wing monoplane strutted with STOL characteristics, which can accommodate four people and can be used by start and unprepared runways. The aircraft has a fixed spur wheel chassis and can also be equipped with floats or skis. The cockpit is equipped with dual controls, so that the machine can also be used as a training aircraft. Instead of the right front and rear seat, two stretchers could be accommodated. The last aircraft were withdrawn from service in 1999.
Variants
- Utva 66 - series model
- Utva 66AM - Ambulance version
- Utva 66H - seaplane
- Utva 66V - Military Version
- Utva 66AG - Agricultural Version
Military user
- Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Croatia Croatia
- Macedonia Macedonia
- Republika Srpska Republika Srpska
- Serbia Serbia