The WFK D.I (series 85) was a fighter aircraft built in Austria-Hungary in the final months of World War I.

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Весной 1918 года на небольшом венском авиазаводе "Винер Кароссерие Флюгцойгфабрик" (WKF), строившем по лицензии истребители "Оэффаг", был разработан истребитель собственной конструкции под 230-сильный мотор "Иеронимус".

The WKF D.I (series 85) was a fighter aircraft built in Austria-Hungary in the final months of World War I. In the spring of 1918, at Wiener Karoseserie Flugzoygfabrik (WKF), a small Viennese aircraft factory which had built the Oeffag fighters under license, engineers drew up an original design for a fighter around the 230-hp Hieronymus motor.

The WKF 80.05 was a triplane of clean design and excellent workmanship powered by a 200 hp Austro-Daimler engine. The upper two wings had ailerons. The original configuration is shown here. The 80.06 was a biplane derivative of the 80.05 and offered faster speed and climb rate.

世界空手道聯盟（英語： World Karate Federation ，縮寫：WKF）是空手道最大的國際管理組織，擁有191個會員國 [4] 。 旗下的主要比賽有 世界空手道錦標賽 ，它的總部設在 西班牙 首都 馬德里 。

世界空手道联盟（英语： World Karate Federation ，缩写：WKF）是空手道最大的国际管理组织，拥有191个会员国 [4] 。 旗下的主要比赛有 世界空手道锦标赛 ，它的总部设在 西班牙 首都 马德里 。

The WFK D.I (series 85) was a fighter aircraft built in Austria-Hungary in the final months of World War I. The KuKLFT placed an order for 48 D.Is. However, only two aircraft were delivered by the time of the Armistice, and the rest were finished in December 1918-January 1919.[1]

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The WFK D.I (series 85) was a fighter aircraft built in Austria-Hungary in the final months of World War I.