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Kevin, e-mail, 17.11.2013 05:50 If any one knows where I could buy one of these aircraft I would like to know. Thank you

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gopiath, e-mail, 07.12.2009 10:27 Can you give me the unit price of PZL-130TB "Turbo-Orlik"?

Rich Munslow, e-mail, 22.05.2008 15:47 Did you know? There is only ONE FLYING TURBO PROP ORLIK IN NORTH AMERICA ? It is owned by South Aircraft In Albuquerque, New Mexico. (505) 255-2156 After several trips to poland and the talking in to the PZL Factory, South aircraft Imported the Orlik to be used as a promo tool, along side the Wilga Aircraft. South aircraft was The only importer of the wilga aircraft from 1999 to 2004. In 2004 sealand aviation joined with south Aircraft and also imported North of the border, the Wilga, (Humming Bird) The wilga was a 35mph landing Bush plane. The factory like in the Orlik re-fitted the Wilga with all American equipment and Power plant. The wilga Aircraft production was halted in 2006. Due to lac of interest by the Western World Pilot's.

Rich Munslow, e-mail, 22.05.2008 15:45 Did you know? There is only ONE FLYING TURBO PROP ORLIK IN NORTH AMERICA ? It is owned by South Aircraft In Albuquerque, New Mexico. (505) 255-2156 After several trips to poland and the talking in to the PZL Factory, South aircraft Imported the Orlik to be used as a promo tool, along side the Wilga Aircraft. South aircraft was The only importer of the wilga aircraft from 1999 to 2004. In 2004 sealand aviation joined with south Aircraft and also imported North of the border, the Wilga, (Humming Bird) The wilga was a 35mph landing Bush plane. The factory like in the Orlik re-fitted the Wilga with all American equipment and Power plant. The wilga Aircraft production was halted in 2006. Due to lac of interest by the Western World Pilot's.

Alec Sechler, e-mail, 19.07.2007 20:14 Is Walter Motorlet the real name of the turboprop engine that the Orlik is using, or is it just Motorlet? I've looked at other sources on this particular aircraft and they say that the Orlik's turboprop engine is a Walter Motorlet. Can you set me straight on what name the Orlik's real turboprop engine name is? I would also like to know what the power output is in english because, i'm sorry to say, that I can't read metric all that well so will you please email me all the above I've described here? Thanks