PZL.50 Jastrząb

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The PZL.50 Jastrząb was a late-1930s Polish single-seat monoplane fighter aircraft developed to modernize Poland’s air force on the eve of World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fighter aircraft
single-seat monoplane
aircraftConfiguration low-wing monoplane
airForceIntendedOperator Polish Air Force NERFINISHED
armamentPlanned machine guns in wings
provision for bombs
category 1930s fighter aircraft
Polish military aircraft
cockpitConfiguration single-seat
constructionMaterial all-metal
countryOfOrigin Poland
designer Wsiewołod Jakimiuk NERFINISHED
developmentGoal replace PZL P.11 fighters
replace PZL P.7 fighters
developmentOutcome program cancelled after German invasion of Poland
developmentProblems engine availability issues
performance below expectations in early tests
era late 1930s
firstFlightDate 1939-02-19
historicalContext developed on eve of World War II
intendedEngine Bristol Mercury VIII NERFINISHED
intendedRole modernization of Polish Air Force fighter fleet
landingGearType retractable landing gear
manufacturer PZL NERFINISHED
nameMeaning Hawk (in Polish)
notableFeature designed as first modern low-wing monoplane fighter for Poland
numberBuilt 2
operationalUse no combat service
powerplantType radial piston engine
programReason response to rapid advances in foreign fighter designs
status prototype
successorPlanned PZL.50A improved version
tailwheelType conventional tailwheel undercarriage
usedInConflict World War II (planned, not operational) NERFINISHED
wingType cantilever wing

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PZL P.11 successor PZL.50 Jastrząb