Type Two seat trainer
Engine 1 Zlin Toma 4
Dimensions Length 7,2 m , height  ,  span 9,8 m , wing area  13,5 m2 ,
Weights Empty 510 kg, loaded 780 kg , max. take off weight  
Performance Max.. speed  230 km/h, cruising speed 205 km/h , range 800 km, endurance  , service ceiling 5400 m , climb
Armament
Type Werk.Nr Registration History
1082 NA+WS E.Stelle Rechlin
The last pre-war aircraft designed and built by Zlínská letecká společnost, as (ZLAS) was the light multi-purpose Zlin Z.XV. It could be used as a sports, tourist and training aircraft, both for civilian and military pilots.
The Z.XV was a two-seat wooden low-wing aircraft powered by a Zlin Toma 4 engine producing 105 hp. (77 kW). It was designed by František Pospíšil.
The plane made its first flight not long before the German annexation of Czechoslovakia. It was already tested under the guidance of Luftwaffe officers. In general, the military was satisfied with the aircraft and the company completed another copy. Both Z.XVs were used as trainers in flight schools in occupied Czechoslovakia.