The mortal remains of two An-26s inside 003 maintenance company's area. They have an Antonov tail mounted outside painted in the organisation's colours as an entrance sign, but not from one these aircraft. Libyan AF 8306 is thought to be c/n 13103

Based at Khabarovsk in the gold colours of Amur since late 2002

The LAC An-26s are quite busy and this one, with military serial 8203 on the nose, has just arrived

Gets my vote as one of the most attractively camouflaged Antonovs out there!

This An-26 was given to Somalia by Libya in 1990 and has been stored at NBO since 1993. Although the c/n is unknown, it was previously 8204 with the Libyan Air Force, hence the derived Somali registration (which may be properly prefixed MM). Probably still there today

It was good to see this Antonov in the UK (support for the Biało-Czerwone Iskry aerobatic team), bringing back memories of a noisy flight in her from KRK to PRG and return in 1991. One of three which were operated by the military in LOT colours for ten years from Mar 1986, this one was otherwise known as 1604 and was delivered to the Polish AF as such in Mar 1973 and reverted to those marks in Feb 1996. Reported wfu 2005 but seen parked at KRK 2008 in the two-tone green and grey camo; registered SP-EKF and noted at KTW 2010, still there 2017 as '1604'

Another of the ex-Libyan AF paramilitary Antonovs, with name 'Waw Alnamoos' and Air Force serial 8212

Exhibited at the 1975 Paris Air Show.

Seen as we taxied in on a flight from Luton

Early production Antonov An-26 exhibited at the 1971 Paris Air Show in Aeroflot markings.

On static display at the Cambrai airshow.

Looking like a toy plane in its bright camouflage colours.

This is likely to be another An-26 that was transferred from the Air Force (possibly ex-8301) although it does not carry a serial like many of the others

Clean looking An-26 from the Serbian AF and welcome by me as it was the first I'd shot. Reworked at Rostov in 2008; three more were due to undergo the same, while four are held for spares. Operated by 138 MTAS at Batajnica

Previously unknown and very rare, this was a highlight even by Havana standards. Seen as CCCP-47333 on delivery to the Cuban AF in 4.79 and later CU-T1230 with Cubana and CU-T111 with Aerocaribbean, to whom she returned after the first Venezuelan venture in 1996. Re-reg CU-T1501 by 1.01; seen SDQ as YV-1110C 4.03 and then to Solar Cargo as YV1402. Identity crisis?!

The aircraft of Libyan Air Cargo are often engaged in paramilitary operations and many of the Antonov 26s carry serials as well - this ex-Air Force example has 8209 next to the name 'Waddan' on the nose