Delivered in 1995 and operating with 31 Squadron. Later operated by the Bangladesh AF as UNO-874 on behalf of MONUC, the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Displayed outside the Bangladesh Air Force Information Centre on Bir Uttam Ziaur Rahman Road. Still present at time of upload

Entered service in June 1979, and withdrawn in January 1985. See in storage prior to the establishment of the museum at its current site. Displayed in an overall silver scheme by 2023.

One of four An-26s delivered circa 1980. Three were returned to the Soviet Union after withdrawal in 1989 but 1702/S3-ABB remained stored as a prospective candidate for the fledgling Air Force Museum. Ultimately aircraft was removed from the collection and ended up being scrapped in 2006.

Ex VIP transport once used by the first president of Bangladesh and 'Father of the Nation', Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Stored for many years on the base at Tejgaon pending the creation of the Air Force Museum. The museum moved to a new location adjacent to the base in 2013.

Delivered new to the Indian AF in 1957 as IM-1713 and one of two Otters donated by India to the fledgling Bangladesh Defence Force Air Wing in May 1973. Retired in 1977, allocated for preservation and stored for many years on the base at Tejgaon pending the creation of the Air Force Museum. The museum moved to a new location adjacent to the base in 2013.