the kometa-standard was the second glider designed by pavlov and panchovsky, a fully aerobatic standard class aircraft of almost entirely wooden construction, though with fabric covered control surfaces. the wings, straight tapered in plan and set at mid-wing position, were single spar structures with leading edge plywood covered d-boxes. they had 4° of dihedral. there were salmon type fairings, tapering, slender, streamlined bodies, at the tips. the kometa-standard had mass-balanced, slotted ailerons and spoilers at 60% chord which opened above and below the wing.