Southern Museum of Flight - Permanent Display

Permanent Display

  • Aero Commande 680
  • Aeronca K 1937
  • Aeronca Sedan on floats
  • A-12 Oxcart single seat variant of SR-71 Blackbird
  • B-26 Douglas Invader (Air Force)
  • BD-4
  • BD-5B
  • BT-13B Valiant
  • Beagle B.206
  • Beechcraft Starship
  • 1912 Curtiss Pusher replica
  • Cessna 337B Skymaster
  • Cumulus Glider
  • DA-2
  • The first Delta Air Lines airplane
  • F4 Phantom jet fighter
  • F-4 Phantom II Cockpit Simulator
  • F-14 Tomcat (Navy)
  • F-84F Thunderstreak
  • F-86 Sabre (Navy)
  • Fokker D.VII
  • Glasaire II F-T
  • Heath Super Parasol 1927
  • Huff Daland crop duster
  • MiG-15 Fagot (Air Force)
  • OH-6 Loach Helicopter (Army National Guard)
  • PL-4A Pazmany
  • PT-19 Fairchild Cornell
  • Piel-Emeraude
  • Piper Cherokee PA 28-140
  • Rotec Rally ultralight
  • Republic Seabee
  • Sonerai II-LT
  • Sport Fury
  • Starduster biplane
  • Stinson 10A
  • Stinson SR-5
  • T-6G Texan
  • TG-4A (Civil L-K 10A)
  • T-33A Shooting Star (Air Force)
  • Vari-Viggen invented by Burt Rutan
  • Wright Flyer replica

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