L-59 Standard production version (six L-39MS for the Czechoslovak Air Force). Later, four aircraft were operated by the Czech Air Force, and two in the Slovak Air Force. L-59E Export version for Egypt. 49 L-59s for the Egyptian Air Force. L-59F Proposed version furnished with an Elbit-supplied avionics package and powered by a Honeywell/ITEC F124 engine. L-59T Export version for Tunisia. 12 L-59s for the Tunisian Air Force. Operators Czech Air Force – four inherited from the Czechoslovak Air Force. Czechoslovak Air Force - six delivered between 1992-1993. Egyptian Air Force - 48 delivered between 1993-1994. Slovak Air Force - two inherited from the Czechoslovak Air Force. Tunisian Air Force - 12 delivered between 1995-1996. Specifications (L-59E) See also References Citations Bibliography Lake, Jon. "Aero L-39 Albatross family: Variant Briefing". World Air Power Journal, Volume 43, Winter 2000. London:Aerospace Publishing. pp. 116–131. . Lambert, Mark (ed.). Jane's All The World's Aircraft 1993–94. Coulsdon, UK: Jane's Data Division, 1993. . External links Aero Vodochody Product Page 1990s Czech and Czechoslovakian attack aircraft 1990s Czech and Czechoslovakian military trainer aircraft Low-wing aircraft Single-engined jet aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1986 L-59 Super Albatros