The first BA-4, constructed by Björn Andreasson, was built in Halmstad in 1944. SE-ANS did its first flights at Halmstad - Wapnö AB the 10-11 October 1944. Testpilot was Bengt Olow.

Rare Bücker type first flown in November 1937. The B model had a 60-hp Walter Mikron engine. Only some 25 Students were built, of which three were exported to Sweden. SE-AHJ, reportedly ex D-ESJE, was bought by a member of the Halmstad Flygklubb and later donated to the club. Wrecked in 1950. A surviving Student retook to the air in Germany in 2020 as D-EUTO. Photo from: Hallands Konstmuseum

Formerly 5050 of the Swedish air force. To Halmstad Flygklubb in April 1948, but already damaged on 2 May. Seen here after repairs, painted yellow. Aircraft survives as D-EQXD. The old airfield in Halmstad was in the Slottsjorden neighbourhood. It closed in 1956. Photo from: Hallands Konstmuseum