This An-2 was originally delivered to the Polish AF as 7460 July 1977. it became SP-ZET in April 1977 when it started flying for Zaklad Uslug Agro. It was parked out on the grass at EPMR when I visited and looks in pristine condition.

Pictured parked on the grass at EPMR.

The plane had just been pushed out of its hangar and is being prepped to depart.

This unmarked frame seems to be undergoing some form of restoration at EPMR. Can anyone help with a definitive regsitration for the old bird? I think it could be SP-FIZ, SP-AOA (original fuselage), 5T-TMC or maybe something else. Any help would be appreciated.

This An-2 was delivered to the Polish AF as '7447' around January 1967. The plane was used by some military personnel and their families to fly (defect) from Kraków to Vienna on 1st April 1982 and so acquired the rather tongue-in-cheek name 'Wiedenczyk' (Viennese). It was painted in this green scheme with yellow undersides for an air show at KRK in 2008 and now belongs to the Muzeum Lotnictwa Polskiego.

Judging from previous photos, this poor Gawron has detriorated considerably in the last few years.