In 1992, this MiG21F-13 was still preserved at the airfield of Sobeslav in Czechoslovakia. It was later brought to Austria to be displayed in Bad Ischl.

This Fishbed-C was handed over to 9.slp, Czechoslovak AF in September 1965 and flew with them until August 1987 accumulating 1,687 hours flight time. It was sold to this museum in August 1993.

Fokker's first biplane was the M.7 of 1914. The M.10 was similar but with two additional struts towards the nose. The type sold to Austria-Hungary in two variants, the single-bay biplane M.10E, Austro-Hungarian designation B.I, and the two-bay M.10Z and M.11, or B.II. Fliegerkompanie (FliK) 6 was one of the receiving units and was based here at Igalo in 1915. We believe that the stone bridge in the background still exists, next to the E65 road bridge. Photo from: Fortepan

This is one of three Polish AF training aircraft preserved in an out-building at the very interesting Lubuskie Muzeum Wojskowe ( there are some very rare tanks there!).