Letov S-328 in Czech Service
Initially developed for a Finnish requirement for a two seat biplane reconnaissance, the Letov S-28 first flew in 1929. Although not taken up by the Finish Air Force, Czechoslovakia bought 12 production Letov S-128s. These were followed by 4 S-228s for Estonia which were delivered in 1932. Production then shifted to the main S-328 version. A total of 470 of all versions were built.
Following the Sudetenland Crisis and the splitting of Czechoslovakia, the new state of Slovakia inherited a large number of S-328s while Germany took control of the rest. Some of these and new built machines were sold to Bulgaria.
- Letov S-328s of the Czech Air Force
- Letov S-328 Floatplane
- Letov S-328 on Skis
- Letov S-328 Internal Structure
- Letov S-328 Crashes
Letov S-328s of the Czech Air Force
Letov S-328 Floatplane
Letov S-328 on Skis
Letov S-328 Internal Structure
Letov S-328 Crashes
