V.E.F.I-12
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- Manufacturer: V.E.F. (Valst Electrotecniska) Eletrotecnic State Factory, Latvia
- Type: Training and Liaison
- Power plant: one Cirrus Minor of 90 Hp
- Performances:
- Maxime velocity: 230 Km/h
- Cruise velocity: 200 Km/h
- Range: 580 Km
- Ceiling service: 4.000 m
- Weight:
- Void: 458 Kg
- Loaded: 680 Kg
- Dimensions:
- Span: 9,30 m
- Length: 7,10 m
- Height: 1,90 m
- Wing surface: 11,30 m
- In Service:
- Latvia
- Germany (some examples)
- Versions:
- I-11:Prototype. two seat monoplane of cover cockpit, fixed landing gear.
- I-12:I-11 with best performances, two seat for military and civil service, re-desing wings, reinforzed by acrobatic maneovers.
- Total Production: 12 examples (Excluded I-11 Prototype)
Apart from some isolated examples of the advanced trainer V.E.F. I-15a/b, the first six I-12 constructed entered into service during 1937, if considerated why are the uniques local design aircraft used by Latvian Air Force.some of these airplanes was convert by units in one-place for advanced fighter training and liaison missions.
If uhknowed the last fate about the last destiny after Soviet Annexion,of these nation.but also exist some German images of certain examples of one-place of I-12 in Luftwaffe use during German occupation of territoire for use in training, watching and communications, assigned to Latvian volunteers unit.
