On display at the Museum of Flight. This is an original Pfalz D.XII that was brought for evaluation to the USA along with other aircraft after WWI. It was sold as war surplus before going to a museum, then was restored to flying condition and went to another museum. Used by the Luftstreitkräfte in numbers, the D.XII had a slow rate of roll and handled clumsily compared to the Fokker D.VII.

This aircraft is a genuine Great War survivor. A late-production aircraft, nothing is known of its operational history. Collected after the war a 2 Aircraft Salvage Depot, Fienvillers, France, it was shipped to the UK in 1919 for onwards transport to Australia. Joined the AWM collection and displayed in Melbourne and Sydney before moving to the new AWM Canberra in 1941 for permanent display. Restored 1968-74 and underwent extensive conservation in 2007-8.

This aircraft is a genuine Great War survivor. A late-production aircraft, nothing is known of its operational history. Collected after the war a 2 Aircraft Salvage Depot, Fienvillers, France, it was shipped to the UK in 1919 for onwards transport to Australia. Joined the AWM collection and displayed in Melbourne and Sydney before moving to the new AWM Canberra in 1941 for permanent display. Restored 1968-74 and underwent extensive conservation in 2007-8.

Built in 1918 and displayed in the Musee de l'Air et de l'Espace

Th Pfalz was a German WWI aircraft that first flew in March 1918 and started to enter service in June. About 800 were built. This example is see before the Musee de l'Air collection moved to Le Bourget.