Carries titles of an abortive museum at Prešov, but seen in the Kosice museum. Obviously, the Slovak roundel on the tail is bogus since Czechoslovakia split up long after the Il-14 was retired. It is is ex Czechoslovak Air Force 3153 and their roundel can be seen under the wing.

MiG-29 from Sliač.

Cartographic version of the L-410.

The Mi-8PPA jamming helicopter has six X-shaped antennas on each side of the aft fuselage. Czechoslovakia had three Mi-8PPAs and, in strict accordance with the 2:1 split of the country's military hardware, Slovakia received one which is now on display at Piestany.

Slovakia's first two UH-60s were delivered in June 2017.

Looking like a toy plane in its bright camouflage colours.

20 Mig-29s were divided equally between the Czech and Slovak Air Forces, with another 14 delivered later. This one operated by 1 SLK was in storage at Sliac by 9.07

Having been presented to the RAF Benevolent Fund, this MiG-21 found its way to Fort Myers and is now registered to Southwest Florida Defense Antiquities Museum as N7708