Bulgarian state plane factory
Bulgarian state plane factory on (Bulgarian:Държавна самолетна фабрика) was established in 1938 and operated until 1954 in Lovech.[1]
LAZ 7
History
The buildings of the factory were constructed from polish engineers. In the first years in the factory worked around 50 years. Chief engineer is Dimitar Atanasov, chief of the engineering department – engineer Konstantin Boshnakov, constructors – Boris Bonchev, Anton Daskalov, Peter Hristanov, Dimitar Manolov, Vladimir Vlahov.
Manufacturing
- DAR-9 (1943)
- DAR-10 Project by Petko Popganchev
- LAZ-7
- LAZ-8
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References
- Кърлов, инж. Кирил. Самолетостроенето в България, 2008, под редакция и предговор от проф. Борис Бонев, печат в ИК "В. Недков", София, 2008. ISBN 978-954-9462-30-2
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