AK-14 " Betusai "

In the mid-1950s, the aerospace company "Akanis Kilas" in Azerkistan was driven by a bold vision: to revolutionize aviation in their country. Founded by a group of innovative engineers and former military pilots, the company aimed to produce a versatile aircraft that could serve military purposes. The AK-14 was their flagship project—a bulk, Single-engine plane equipped with state of the art of technology for its time.

Its development was steeped in challenges, from limited resources in the post-war era to fierce international competition. Despite this, the team poured their hearts into the aircraft, designing it to be lightweight but robust, capable of long-distance flights and high-altitude Air Superioty. Test flights were carried out in secrecy, as the government saw the AK-14 as a potential asset for enhancing national defense capabilities.

By 1956, the AK-14 was ready for its maiden voyage, sparking excitement across Azerkistan. Though it never achieved global recognition, it became a symbol of ingenuity and determination for the country—a proud reminder that innovation can thrive even in the most unlikely places. About 23 AK-14's Remain of the 320 Bought by the AAF