Aircraft was restored to flying condition by Zinke Restaurierungen (Werner Zinke) and is now operated by them on pleasure flights. The link to their website can be seen on the rear fuselage.

This An-2 was on pleasure flight duty and is pictured touching down on rw25 on one of its many rotations that day. The plane was originally delivered to the East German military organization GST - Gesellschaft für Sport und Technik (Sport and Technology Association) as DM-WJG in April 1973 (then DDR-WJG in March 1982). After re-unification the plane was allocated D-FCJG but it actually became D-FWJG in June 1991. Was restored by Zinke Restaurierungen (Werner Zinke), which now operates the aircraft.

It took Werner Zinke's Zinke Restaurierungen six years to fully restore this 1974-built aircraft to flying condition. It now flies out of Chemnitz-Jahnsdorf in Germany.

Previously DM-WJG, DDR-WJG