Aero Vodochody says Serbia has not signed for six L-39 Skyfox trainers, despite Czech PM’s claim of a sale

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The Czech manufacturer said Serbia has not yet signed a contract for six L-39NG Skyfox advanced trainers, days after Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said the aircraft had been sold. A German report said the jets would support training for future Serbian Rafale pilots; no delivery date has been given.

Discovered 2026-11-10T07:05:32.154276-08:00 | 2026-11-10T07:05:32.154276-08:00

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  • The conflicting statements leave the status of a prospective export deal unclear: Aero Vodochody says no contract has been signed, so the reported six-aircraft sale is not yet confirmed.
  • The aircraft are reportedly intended to support training for future Serbian Rafale pilots, linking Serbia’s trainer plans to its next-generation fighter transition.

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austrianwings.info Air Data News flugrevue.de
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