The Yak-52 is a Soviet-designed, two-seat aerobatic trainer aircraft that first flew in 1976. It is known for its robust construction and excellent maneuverability, making it popular among flight schools and aerobatic teams. The aircraft features a low-wing design and a radial engine, which contributes to its distinctive appearance and performance capabilities. Primarily used for training pilots in aerobatic maneuvers, the Yak-52 can perform a variety of stunts, including loops and rolls. Its design allows for easy handling, making it suitable for both novice and experienced pilots. The aircraft has gained a reputation for reliability and is still in use today in various aviation clubs around the world.