This F150L is diplayed at the very nice Österreichisches Luftfahrtmuseum but I'm unsure why. If there is any special significance to this particular aircraft, then I'd very much like to know.

On display at the very friendly Österreichische Luftfahrtmuseum.

This Mirage III has been part of the Österreichisches Luftfahrtmuseum since May 2004.

On display at the very friendly Österreichische Luftfahrtmuseum.

On display at the very friendly Österreichische Luftfahrtmuseum.

This Texan was TOC by the USAF as 43-12917 and then by the RAF as FT176 in November 1943 and transferred to 10 MU, RAF Hullavington. In June 1947 it was TOC by the KLu as B-56 and,, finally in January 1965 with the Netherlands Navy as '043'. In May 1971 it was assigned this civilian reg but the fame was w/o in August 1978 at Bex, Switzerland. The hulk has been with the the museum since June 2000.

This Lansen is one of four ex-Swedish AF frames to be seen at this very friendly museum.

This Vampire was originally delivered to the RAF as XD598 in October 1954 and then onto the OL some ten years later. These sections are now stored behind the main museum hangar.

This Colt was delivered to the Polish AF in April 1963.

Draken cockpit. A few instruments are missing.

This Impala served in the SAAF as 473. It was sold to the civilian National Test Pilot School at Mojave and now rests in the green grass at Graz.

Saab's masterpiece at the small Austrian Aviation Museum at Graz. A Saab Tunnan is visible top left and, clockwise, An-2, Lim-2 (MiG-15bis), TS-11 Iskra, MB.326M Impala.