The LASA-60 was the production version of the Lockeed L-402 Bushmaster. Lockheed decided after two prototypes, to build the aircraft in Mexico as the LASA-60. The ninth LASA-60 built flew as XB-LEH, and became N1601L in 1964 to serve with NASA for Omega Navigator-project, Flight Research Lab Forrestal Camp, Princeton, NJ. After service it went to the Aviation Hall of Fame after service.

One of a number of airframes stored externally at Santa Lucia for some years prior to the official formation of the Air Force Museum. Now displayed in the museum as 1018.

A Lockheed design, built under license in Mexico by Lockheed-Azcárate SA as the LASA-60. They built 44 aircraft, 18 of which were for the Mexican Air Force. The type was also produced under license by Aermacchi in Italy, and by Atlas in South Africa.