Czech Air Force Mil Mi-24D Hind preserved at the Kbely Museum.

This Il-28RTR electronic reconnaissance aircraft was converted from a basic bomber.

The Š-18 was a trainer first flown here at Kbely in 1925. The Š-218 variant received a more powerful engine and a steel tube rather than a wooden fuselage frame.

Frogfoot preserved in the Kbely Museum near Prague.

Predessor of the HC-102 Heli Baby on display at the Kbely Museum. Ex OK-IVA.

Reconstruction incorporating a large portion of the original fuselage. First flown in 1922, the A.10 was the first airliner of Czech design. It could carry three to five pax and a crew of two, who sat in an open cockpit behind the cabin.

The B-534 equipped 21 Czechoslovak fighter squadrons in 1938. During the 1944 Slovak Uprising, a Slovak B-534 shot down a Hungarian Ju 52 - perhaps the last ever kill by a biplane fighter. This is a reconstruction containing original parts.

Designed by the Morovan works, the Z-35 was a two-seat helicopter first flown in 1960. After an accident in the Tatra Mountains this machine was rebuilt as the Z-135 with a more powerful Walter M-337 engine in a revised nose. The project was dropped, however.