City / Area:Prague / Technicke Muzeum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Czechia
Collection:Národní technické muzeum
Photo Date:24 May 2023
Photo by:WalAndPlContact
Photo ID:597817Submit Correction
View count: 402
Avia BH-9 was a Czechoslovak training, sport and tourist aircraft which was flown on 25 November 1923. Total 11 pieces were built, of which 10 were ordered by Czechoslovak Air Force, where they were used in aviation schools until early 30s. Then some machines were transferd to Aeroclub of the Czech Republic and Masaryk Aviation League, or sold to private users. The last BH-9 flew until 1939 and now is exhibited in the original military color design in the collections of the National Technical Museum in Prague.
Registration / Serial:B9.9
Aircraft Version:Avia BH-9
C/n (msn):9
Operator Titles:Czechoslovakia - Air Force
City / Area:Prague / Technicke Muzeum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Czechia
Photo Date:24 May 2023
Photo by:WalAndPlContact
City / Area:Prague / Technicke Muzeum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Czechia
Collection:Národní technické muzeum
Photo Date:24 May 2023
Photo by:WalAndPlContact
Photo ID:597817Submit Correction
View count: 402
Avia BH-9 was a Czechoslovak training, sport and tourist aircraft which was flown on 25 November 1923. Total 11 pieces were built, of which 10 were ordered by Czechoslovak Air Force, where they were used in aviation schools until early 30s. Then some machines were transferd to Aeroclub of the Czech Republic and Masaryk Aviation League, or sold to private users. The last BH-9 flew until 1939 and now is exhibited in the original military color design in the collections of the National Technical Museum in Prague.
Registration / Serial:B9.9
Aircraft Version:Avia BH-9
C/n (msn):9
Operator Titles:Czechoslovakia - Air Force
City / Area:Prague / Technicke Muzeum [ Off-Airport ]Map
Country:Czechia
Photo Date:24 May 2023
Photo by:WalAndPlContact