Our books tell the story about the history of flight in a piece of land in the Balkans, once known as Yugoslavia, a country made on the ruins of two empires and shattered to pieces by the end of millennium. Painstakingly researched and illustrated with high-quality photographs from the era, our books bring back to life some of the greatest aircraft designs as well as airmen of various nationalities which left a unique, colorful and permanent mark in aviation history.
Scrapbook of Lost Aviation (Volume I)
Release of 1/07/2019
JEROPLAN BOOKS
The drama of the conquest of the skies throughout the XX century is presented through 25 stories about men and machines from 1913 until 1999. Connecting the early flights of fragile... [read more]
Messerschmitt Bf 109 : The Yugoslav Story - Volume II.
Release of 16/10/2018
JEROPLAN BOOKS
The iconic Messerschmitt Bf 109 roamed the skies over the Balkans for fourteen years with eight different air forces, while Yugoslav pilots flew it across the European continent, from the Bay of... [read more]
Messerschmitt Bf 109: The Yugoslav Story. 1939-1953 - Volume I
Release of 6/04/2016
JEROPLAN BOOKS
Several variants of the Messerschmitt Bf 109 roamed the skies over the Balkans for fourteen years in the hands of Yugoslav, German, Italian, Hungarian, Romanian and Bulgarian aviators, yet its... [read more]
SEAPLANES OF BOCCHE. The Story of Austro-Hungarian Naval Aviation in Southern...
Release of 1/09/2014
JEROPLAN BOOKS
Exceptional is the word to describe this nice book about such an exotic subject as the history of the Austro-Hungarian Naval Aviation is. The book is written by a true specialist of Yugoslav... [read more]
WINGS OF SERBIA
Release of 1/09/2009
LEADENSKY BOOKS
A splendid book detailing from 1912 and the Balkan wars the History of the Royal Serbian aviation to 1920, depicting all the actions of WW1 and the very imortant French presence (France rebuilt... [read more]
DORNIER Do 17, The Yugoslav Story.
Release of 1/09/2007
Jeroplan Books.
Excellent research work carried out by Serbian authors . Are successively treated the Yugoslav Do 17 K , the Do 17 different versions used in aviation Croatia (... [read more]
