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- Description: One hundred years ago, on 20 October 1910, the first plane flew over Baku. Although clumsy and unstable, the French biplane Farman-4, piloted by Sergey Utochkin, made a few circles above awestruck onlookers and landed with a thunder of applause. After this introduction of Azerbaijan to aviation, it took only 13 years for the new type of air transport to acquire an official status in the region: the Caucasus Joint Stock Company of Civil Aviation ZAKAVIA was established in 1923. It was founded by the Mughan Melioration Construction, the Caspian Shipping Company and AzNeft. ZAKAVIA planes were intended to conduct aerial surveys, deliver emergency goods and carry mail.
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