Yak 55 + Yak 55 + GE J-85 Jet Engine = YAK 110

Originally conceived by renowned Airshow pilot Jeff Boerboon and master mechanic Dell Coller in 2013, the Yak 110 is the product of innovation, passion, and a touch of audacity.

This iconic aircraft was born from the bold idea of combining two Yak 55 aerobatic planes into one extraordinary flying machine—and the result is nothing short of spectacular.

The journey to create the Yak 110 was no small feat. Beginning in October 2016, a team of visionaries brought this dream to life, merging two Yak 55 aircraft with precision and ingenuity. 19 months later the newly christened Yak 110 took to the skies for its first Airshow in Mountain Home, ID. The Yak110 instantly captured the imagination of aviation enthusiasts and redefining what’s possible in the world of aerobatics.

In 2022, Pacific Airshow acquired this one-of-a-kind marvel, after cementing its place in the iconic Pacific Airshow Huntington Beach line up. Since then, the Yak 110 has travelled across the Pacific Ocean and has become a fan-favorite at Pacific Airshow Gold Coast, thrilling crowds with its heavy hitting display. This unique aircraft also makes appearances at other airshows across Australia, igniting a passion for aviation wherever it flies.

More than just an airplane, the Yak 110 is a testament to creativity and determination. Catch the Yak 110 at Pacific Airshow Gold Coast.