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Re: Flying warbirds - worldwide?

Posted by Tulio on Mon Oct 14, 2002 10:16:06 PM

In reply top Flying warbirds - worldwide? posted by Christer on Mon Oct 14, 2002 05:24:03 AM

Brazil:

Spitfire - flyable, at the Museu do I don't remember the name.
Also a Corsair.

Several T-6s, Stearmans, in Paraguay and Argentina; Chile operates a museum at Los Cerrillos, with a few flyable aircraft (T-34 comes to mind). Mexican AF has at least one flyable Stearman.

In El Salvador, there is a Fouga flying (privately owned) and a C-47 is under restoration; at least two Stearmans fly in Guatemala.

Static is something else, since there are many museums, but the ones that are up and coming are the one in Brazil, the name I can't remember from above, plus the museum in Honduras (with real gems, like Soto's Corsair, a P-63, a NA-16, amongst others) and the Museum in El Salvador is also going to be a must see place.

If you want more specifics, I can begin a slow dig out of data.

Saludos!

Tulio

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