The Aerobatic Yakkers are an aerobatic team from Romania. Founded by two passionate pilots, Dan Stefanescu and Lucian Stefanescu, the team uses Yakovlev Yak-52 aircraft of Soviet design, renowned for their robustness and agility in flight. The Yak-52s are particularly well-suited to acrobatic maneuvers, thanks to their robust design, powerful engines and exceptional maneuverability. Aerobatic Yakker performance is characterized by spectacular aerial maneuvers, loops, rolls and tight formation flying. These demonstrations demand exceptional precision and coordination between pilots, who must anticipate the movements of their teammates while maintaining total control of their own aircraft. Aerobatic Yakkers shows are often accompanied by pyrotechnic effects, adding an extra visual dimension to their already impressive performances. The Yak-52s used by the Aerobatic Yakkers have been modified to meet the demands of modern aerobatics. These modifications include improvements to safety systems, flight instruments and engines, enabling the aircraft to withstand the extreme forces generated by aerobatic maneuvers. Pilots, meanwhile, undergo rigorous training to master these machines and execute complex figures with great precision. Aerobatic Yakkers perform in air shows around the world, proudly representing Romania and helping to promote aerobatic aviation. Their commitment to safety, precision and showmanship makes them one of the most respected and appreciated aerobatic teams in the aviation community. Their displays are not only a tribute to aviation history, but also a celebration of the art and science of aerobatic flight.