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a family vacation in Denmark brought us close to Stauning. This small airport isn't known for a large amount of aircraft movements but for housing the Danmarks Flygmuseum. The airfield itself also houses some interesting stored aircraft.
Anyway, here's a small impression of what can be seen in the musem:
1. S-55 S-884 is one of the first aircraft you encounter when entering the musem:
S55-RDAF-S884-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr2. This Cimber Air OY-DHZ is a DeHavilland Dove:
DH104-CIM-OYDHZ-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr3. A few aircraft are open for the public to have a look, like this SN.601 OY-SBR:
SN601-PVT-OYSBR-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr4. Only 2 SAI KZ IVs were built and one of them, this Zonen OY-DIZ is part of the museum. It's in a flyable condition:
SAIKZIV-ZON-OYDIZ-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr5. As with many museums, the aircraft are quite close to each other, making photography difficult as this C-47 K-687 shows:
C47-RDAF-K687-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr6. Pretty Catalina L-861:
PBY6-RDAF-L861-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr7. Always impressive these Saabs, like this AR-109:
RF35-RDAF-AR109-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr8. I have a thing for Sea Kings, so nice to see U-240:
S61-RDAF-U240-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr9. Outside at the airport is a small dump with a few Shorts 360s, like this HD Air OY-PBY:
Sh360-HDA-OYPBY-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr10. And this Benair OY-PBZ:
Sh360-BEN-OYPBW-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on Flickr11. I'm ending this set with this Benair SA226 OY-BJP:
SA226-BEN-OYBJP-STA26apr23 by Anton Homma, on FlickrHope you liked them! You can see a few more pictures from the museum here: https://flickr.com/photos/lifelinerone/ ... 863210096/
Cheers!
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