Ex-Trans Canada Airlines CF-TGE. It was put on display outside a CYYZ hotel from 1996 to 2002. Later restored as CF-TGE in all its glory and put on display at the Museum of Flight at Seattle. Taken by school friend Ray Waight when three of us "did" Brussels.

First registered in September 1950 and crashed at Samur, France on 20 September 1968. The unique hangar design is a dead giveaway as to location.

US-designed two seat light sporting aircraft in Findel's general aviation hangar.

Prewar Klemm Kl 25d in the GA hangar at Luxembourg's Findel airport with engine cowling removed and wings placed against the hangar wall.

Delivered to USAAF as 42-72294 in September 1944. Operated by American Airlines from February 1946 until February 1954 as N90442. LX-IAL with Interocean Airways from July 1960 to May 1966.

Wears the green camouflage and roundel design of the Luxembourg Army at Findel in 1965.

Built in World War Two for the Swedish Air Force as Fv648. Later SE-AYY, D-EBOB, HB-EBO and LX-OOI.

Two-seat J/2 Arrow built at Rearsby in early 1948 and delivered to Belgium as OO-ABX. Later to Germany as D-EKYS.