The Utka was an exprimental Simplican airplane designed and built by an engineer, Andrei Simpleyev. Powered by a steam engine, the airplane made a powered take off, flying between 30-40 m (98-131 ft) near Simplegrad in 1886

Role -Experimental Aircraft
Manufacturer -Andrei Simpleyev
Designer -Andrei Simpleyev
Crew -2 (pilot and engine controller)
First flight -Between 1887 (disputed)
Status -in Simpleland Historical Aviation Museum
Number built - 1

Characteristics
The aircraft was originally powered by a steam engine with a power of 70 horsepower (52 kW). It had an estimated flight speed of 60 km/h (32 kn; 37 mph), a gross weight of 3765 kilograms (8,300 lb) a wingspan of 28 metres (92 ft).

Project development
in 1884, Andrei Simpleyev, put forward the idea of ??making a flying machine powered by a steam engine. He started to design his aircraft on his handbook and built the Utka in 1886

Controls
-Basic flight controls
-AG2 -> Air to ground -> Fire missle (realistic steam trail)
(https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/Tw8T6c/Dispensable-Smoke-Trail-Nozzle)