Painted as 507, but this is in fact the former RSAF 709 (ex USAF 52-5230).

Ex USAF 49-1713. Has been at the museum since at least 1963.

Former Saudia TriStar HZ-AHP was withdrawn from use in 1999. After that it was used by the Saudi Arabian Defence Forces as an anti-terrorist trainer. In 2008 the airplane was transferred to the Aviation museum at Riyadh Air Base. First displayed in full Saudia colors, but later had several different paint jobs. Now it has large logos of "Vision 2030", the transformation to a new Saudi Arabia. The TriStar is parked in front of the museum, along the very busy Eastern Ring Road.

Identity not confirmed, but this is thought to be the former 41-17262, which previously was on display at the Royal Saudi Air Force Academy.

Located next to the TriStar in front of the Saqr Aljazeera Aviation Museum

This Hercules was written off in March 1989, and later transferred to the aviation museum at Riyadh Air Base.

The tail clearly shows only SA-R-1, but if you walk around to the tail section, there is a clear civil registration HZ-SAR-1, near the horizontal stabilizer. Due to the location of the airplane in the main hall, it is impossible to get a photo with this registration visable. Originally HZ-AAX

Written off in May 1968, and years later preserved inside the museum.

Ex-USAF 58-0456.