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Aero Says Serbia Has Not yet Signed Deal for L-39 Skyfox Jets

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Czech manufacturer clarified the status of negotiations after Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said six aircraft had already been sold to Serbia

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Czech aircraft manufacturer Aero Vodochody confirmed on Tuesday that it was in talks with Serbia about the possible sale of L-39 Skyfox training and light combat aircraft, but denied that a contract had been signed. He was responding to comments made by Prime Minister Andrej Babic, who announced at a security conference last week that the Czech Republic had already sold six of the machines to Serbia.

According to a statement by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, Serbia has proceeded with the purchase of six L-39NG Skyfox trainer aircraft from Aero Vodochody (Belgrade has neither confirmed nor denied the announcement). The L-39NG Skyfox is the newest version of the L-39 (the NG version of the aircraft first flew in December 2018). It is […] The article L-39NG Skyfox trainer aircraft for Serbia? was first published in Defence Review.

Czech Aero Vodochody confirmed that it is in advanced negotiations with Serbia for the supply of L-39 Skyfox training jets, clarifying however that a contract has not yet been signed. The company's announcement comes after reports about the course of the possible deal and the different considerations for the stage in which the [...] The article Serbia: In advanced negotiations for the purchase of L-39 Skyfox from the Czech Republic appeared firs…

Czech aircraft manufacturer Aero is negotiating with Serbia on a contract for L-39 Skyfox aircraft, but the contract has not been concluded. Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said last week at a security conference in Prague that the Czech Republic has sold six aircraft to Serbia. Aero clarified today that Aero and Serbia are currently...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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