Part of the temporary "Wings of the Eagle" display of Luftwaffe aircraft at the RAF Museum from November 1975 to June 1976 with Ju.87G WrNr. 494083 and Me.410A 420430. The Me.262 was subsequently permanently displayed at RAFM Cosford then RAF St. Athan 1985-89, returning to Cosford followed by a temporary return to Hendon for the "Milestones of Flight" exhibition July 2003. Back at Cosford by May 2017.

Built in 1949, retired in 1959 and displayed at Lossiemouth. To the RAFM, Hendon in November 1975 as seen here. Sold in 1991 becoming G-BUCM. On very long term restoration to airworthy state at Duxford with The Fighter Collection.

Arrived at Hendon for display in June 1968. A founder member of the RAF Museum when it opened in September 1972. Controversially scrapped in early 1990 due to corrosion.

Part of the temporary "Wings of the Eagle" display of Luftwaffe aircraft at the RAF Museum from November 1975 to June 1976 with Ju.87G WrNr. 494083 and Me.262A 112372. The Me.410 was subsequently permanently displayed at RAFM Cosford then RAF St. Athan 1985-89, returning to Cosford.

Part of the temporary "Wings of the Eagle" display of Luftwaffe aircraft at the RAF Museum from November 1975 to June 1976 with Me.410A WrNr. 420430 and Me.262A 112372. The Ju.87 returned to RAF St. Athan and was subsequently permanently displayed at RAFM Hendon from November 1978.

Part of the temporary "Wings of the Eagle" display of Luftwaffe aircraft at the RAF Museum from November 1975 to June 1976. Allocated maintenance serial 8469M in February 1976. Stored at RAF Cardington. To RAFM Cosford for permanent display by 1980.

Sold in Australia as VH-DYM. Mike Madden photo.

First delivered in 1968 as N228Z this corporate DC9 was, operated by American Capitol Aviation. It ended its days as N915MJ, being broken up at Miami in 2003. Scanned from a slide