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PZL-OKECIE Wilga 2000 (N123T)

Submitted 4 years ago

STOL competition at SOH18. 24 JUL 2018.

29 of N123T 14 of PZ4M 20084 at KOSH

Guido Warnecke

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Kevin Haiduk4 years ago

That is funky and cool!

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peterjp54 years ago

I wonder how much runway it needs to take off.

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biscayne7384 years ago

Maybe 200 feet for this takeoff was all Draco needed...Bunch of videos online of its performance. The same plane had a forced landing after a cataphoric engine failure a summer or two ago in a field in Utah. Very cool backcountry plane!

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SKYBRY4 years ago

Wing-rockin' Draco! The beast is alive!

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PZL-OKECIE Wilga 2000 (N123T)

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