Delivered in July 1968, this was one of the first Interflug Tu-134s and is not a Tu-134A. Preserved at Magdeburg with one of its Soloviev D-30 engines.

This aircraft is the largest aircraft on display at the Polish Aviation museum. It is displayed untitled but is ex LOT. Unfortunately it has fallen victim to graffitti artists.

Interflug bird preserved at Merseburg, near Halle. Il-62 DM-SEC is also here.

Mozambique's presidential aircraft was not a common sight in Europe, so its visit to Rotterdam Airport was very welcome. This aircraft crashed near Nelspruit, South Africa three years later, on 19 October 1986. The aircraft broke up and caught fire, killing 26 of the 36 passengers, including President Machel.