The last generation of widely produced soviet light multirole STOL aircraft what was introduced in late 1957 with numerous changes which led to improved aerodynamic performances and better level of comfort for the crew and passengers.
The Yak-12A is a conventional monoplane with metal braced high-wing, metal and canvas covered fuselage, four-seats cabin, fixed landing gear with tail wheel. Wing fitted with flaps and automatic slats. Single nine-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled, petrol-powered radial engine AI-14R. Two-blade propeller.
The plane was used for transport, glider towing, pilot training, parachute training, and also was used as air ambulances and agricultural aircraft. Apart from the Soviet Union, different modifications of Yak-12 (R,M,A) were used in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, China and other countries.
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