BL-6 Adler
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| BL-6 Adler | |
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| A BL-6 Adler flying at the Salzewinde Air Show 2019 | |
| Role | Multi-role fighter |
| National origin | Matriarchy of Lunderfrau |
| Manufacturer | Bergmann Luftfahrt |
| First flight | 22nd October 2014 |
| Introduction | 16th June 2018 |
| Status | In service |
| Primary user | Kaiserliche Luftwaffe |
| Number built | 200 (2021) |
| Unit cost |
$25 Million
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The BL-6 Adler is a low cost, low maintenance, single engine, lightweight multi-role combat aircraft designed by Bergmann Luftfarht for the Kaiserliche Luftwaffe. It was desinged to replace the BL-5 Eule. As a Multirole Fighter, the BL-6 can be used in a variety of different roles, including air-air combat, air-ground combat, interception and aerial reconnaissance. Its designation of BL-6 stands for Bergmann Luftfarht-6, as it is the 6th aircraft designed by Bergmann Luftfarht to be used by The Matriarchy of Lunderfrau.