The Lublin R.X. Parasol Monoplane: Describing A Two‐Seater Training Machine of Composite Construction Recently Produced in Poland

Abstract

THE Polish aircraft firm of E. Plage i T. Laskiewicz, at Lublin, have recently produced an interesting new monoplane known as the Lublin R.X. which has been put through numerous tests with good results during the past winter. The constructors of this new machine are said to be the oldest manufacturers in Poland and have in the past built Ansaldo and Potez planes under license for the Polish Government. The R.X. is designed by Georges Rudlicki, who designed the two successful military machines known as the R‐VIII and R‐IX, which were the first aeroplanes to be entirely designed and built in Poland.

Citation

(1929), "The Lublin R.X. Parasol Monoplane: Describing A Two‐Seater Training Machine of Composite Construction Recently Produced in Poland", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 1 No. 6, pp. 191-191. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb029159