The FAJ Jastreb Vuk-T (Vuk - Wolf) is a single-seat high-performance glider that was designed and built in Yugoslavia from the late 1970s. This example hangs from the roof in this superb museum.

Note the '2' is missing in the registration on the fuselage. The full registration is on the wing.

Originally registered as YU-4374, it became Z3-4010 in Jun-1996 and in May-2017 it was reregistered as Z3-4016. The Vuk-T was developed by the Masinski Fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Belgrade) as an advanced single-seat training glider. Series production was by Jastreb. The name Vuk means Wolf in English and that name was given because its characteristic sound resembles that of a howling wolf. The red logo on the fin is of Jastreb, the manufacturer.

Originally registered as YU-4374, it became Z3-4010 in Jun-1996 and in May-2017 it was reregistered as Z3-4016. The Vuk-T was developed by the Mašinski Fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Belgrade) as an advanced single-seat training glider. Series production was by Jastreb. The name Vuk means Wolf in English and that name was given because its characteristic sound resembles that of a howling wolf. The red logo on the fin is of Jastreb, the manufacturer.

According to Air Britain this is former YU-4437.

Originally registered as YU-4413, it became Z3-4011 in Jun-1996 and in May-2017 it was reregistered as Z3-4017. The Vuk-T was developed by the Mašinski Fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Belgrade) as an advanced single-seat training glider. Series production was by Jastreb. The name Vuk means Wolf in English and that name was given because its characteristic sound resembles that of a howling wolf. The red logo on the fin is of Jastreb, the manufacturer.