The Robotmuseum in Arboga has a number of flight simulators housed in real cockpits. One of the recent arrivals in the museum is the cockpit of JA37 Jakt Viggen 37376, with the seat of SH37 37922. It is currently being equipped to become a JA37 simulator.

The Robotmuseum in Arboga displays the history of missiles and rockets with the Swedish armed forces. One of the aircraft (parts) on display is J35Oe 19 in the colours of the Austrian Air Force Draken, a former Swedish Air Force J35D with serial 35373.

Austria had been a neutral country during the Cold War and so when the requirement for a new jet fighter arose in the early 1980s they bought used Drakens from Sweden, also a neutral country. After further upgrades including a self-defence system, the type entered service with the Austria air force in 1985 as J35Ö (for Österreich/Austria). Austria finally retired its Drakens in 2005. This example is now on display at the Arboga Robotmuseum, which mainly showcases the Swedish Armed Forces' robotic systems and engines (maintained in Arboga) from the late 1940s until the 2000s,