Agusta Bell 47G-2 |
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German Air Force |
Akaflieg Stuttgart FS24 Phonix |
D-9093 |
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Amiot AAC-1 Toucan (Junkers Ju-52) |
363 |
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French Air Force |
Bachem Ba349A-1 Natter replica |
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Natter = grass snake. Manned vertical launch rocket aircraft, armed with rockets. Only one manned test flight, in 1945, killing the pilot. |
Bleriot XI |
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A 1909 original |
Boeing 707-400 cockpit |
D-ABOF |
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Lufthansa |
CASA 1.131 (Bucker Bu131 Jungmann) |
E3B-555 |
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Spanish Air Force |
DFS Schulgleiter SG38 |
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Dornier A Libelle II |
VQ-FAB |
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1925 - registered in Fiji |
Dornier Do27B |
56+66 |
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German Air Force |
Dornier Do32E |
D-HOPA |
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Tip jets use compressed air from the BMW turbine engine |
EWR Sud VJ-101C X2 |
D-9518 |
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Two RB-145 lift-jets in the fuselage, plus two in each tilting wingtip nacelle. |
Fieseler Fi103 V1 |
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Fieseler Fi156C-3 Storch |
A-96 |
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Swiss Air Force |
Fokker DR1 replica |
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Grade 1909 Monoplane |
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Hans Grade's first aircraft was a triplane. This is his second - Germany's first successful powered aircraft. There's a replica at Oberschleissheim |
Grob GF-200 |
D-EFKH |
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1991 composite prototype |
Hamburger Flugzeugbau HFB-320 Hansa Jet |
D-CLOU |
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2nd prototype, ex D-CASE. This and the VJ-101 have since moved to Oberschleissheim. |
Junkers A50ci Junior |
D-2054 |
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One of three survivors |
Junkers F13fe |
D-366 |
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Sold to Afghanistan in 1932 and discovered there in 1968 |
Klemm L25 |
D-EMDU |
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Lockheed F-104G Starfighter |
21+53 |
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German Air Force |
MBB Bo105HGH |
D-HAPE |
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Fourth prototype |
Messerschmitt Bf109E-3 |
790 |
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Served in the Condor Legion during the Spanish civil war, then with the Spanish Air Force. |
Messerschmitt M17 |
D-779 |
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In 1926, this flew two occupants over the Alps - 29hp engine |
Messerschmitt Me163B Komet |
Yellow 6 191309 or 191912 |
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Luftwaffe |
Messerschmitt Me262 A-1B Schwalbe |
White 3 |
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Luftwaffe |
Nord 1002 Pingouin II |
D-IBFW ex OY-AIJ |
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French, re-engined Me108 Taifun. Wings were in the restoration centre at Oberschleissheim. |
Opel Sander RAK1 replica |
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World's first purpose-built rocket-powered aircraft. Engine by Friedrich Sander, airframe by Julius Hatry, commissioned by Fritz von Opel |
Piper J-3C-65 Cub |
D-EOMA |
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Ex US Army |
Platzer Motte B2-3 |
D-MFBB |
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Motte = Moth. Early (1984) three-axis microlight |
Rheinmetall-Borsig Rheintochter R1 |
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Rheintochter = Rhinemaiden. Two-stage surface-to-air missile cancelled in 1945. |
Rochelt Solair 1 |
D-MXOL |
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Gunther Rochelt flew this solar-powered motorglider in 1983. |
Rumpler C-IV |
310 17 |
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One of two survivors |
Rutan Quickie |
D-EEWQ |
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Sikorsky HH-19B Chickasaw (S-55D) |
53-4458 |
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USAF |
Stark Turbulent D |
D-ENEK |
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Turbulent with a cockpit canopy. About 35 built in Germany. |
Wright Standard Type A |
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Orville Wright demonstrated this actual plane in Berlin in 1909. Donated to the museum in 1912 |