A few rare Su-9s can be found on display in Eastern Belarus. Although over one thousand of the type were built, not many survive. In the town of Klimavichy, this example can be found with bort 35 red.

According to the owner, this is an Afghanistan veteran, kept in good condition at Menkijärvi.

Preserved on top of a container in a construction equipment supplier's yard in this village to the west of Wrocław. The inscriptions suggest it was once used as a medivac helicopter, does anyone know more about its history?

The Yak-27 was given the NATO reporting name 'Flashlight-C but the tactical reconnaissance version 'R' was the most produced and acquired the reporting name 'Mangrove' This example was on gate-guard duty at Werneuchen, a former Soviet Air Force base in East Germany but in March 2001 in went on display at the Musee de lAbri, Hatten in the Alsace.. It moved again in May 2010 to Speyer where it is now on display.

A former gate guard at Finow. Now resides in the Speyer museum.