I thought it would be interesting to share here some complete/full lists (at least hoping so) tallying the number of currently active or "ready-to-fly-when-desired" examples of various/particular warbird types and where they are located around the world - the hope is to be as accurate and comprehensive as possible for any given warbird type. My stipulations for these lists are to only include examples which are known to have flown within the past 5 years, and could, at the present time, be taken out and flown. These lists only cover certain types, and does not attempt to cover all - especially those such as the AT-6 and Stearman, of which there are an extremely large number flying today. Feel free to post any corrections you may see fit and/or lists of flying examples of other types.
There are at least 183 Douglas DC-3's (of all variants and modifications) flying:Australia: 8 (VH-AES, VH-ABR, VH-AGU, VH-EAE, VH-EAF, VH-MMA, VH-OVM, VH-TMQ)
Bolivia: 1 (CP-2421)
Canada: 24 (C-FBKB, C-FCUE, C-FDTD, C-FGCX, C-FKGL, C-GKKB, C-FLFR, C-FMKB, C-FTGI, C-FTGX, C-FVNS, C-FWUI, C-GAWI, C-GDAK, C-GEAI, C-GEAJ, C-GGSU, C-GHGF, C-GJKB, C-GOOU, C-GPNR, C-GRSB, C-GVKB, C-GWZS)
China: 1 (N41CQ)
Colombia: 17 (FAC1654, FAC1658, FAC1667, FAC1681, FAC1683, FAC1686, HK-1175, HK-1315, HK-2006, HK-2820, HK-3215, HK-3286, HK-5016, PNC-0213, PNC-0256, PNC-0257, PNC-0258)
Denmark: 1 (OY-BPB)
El Salvador: 1 (YS-347E)
Finland: 1 (OH-LCH)
France: 2 (F-AZOX, F-AZTE)
Germany: 1 (ZS-NTE)
Hungary: 1 (HA-LIX)
Iceland: 1 (TF-NPK)
India: 1 (VP905)
Mauritania: 1 (5T-MAH)
Netherlands: 1 (PH-PBA)
New Zealand: 3 (ZK-AWP, ZK-DAK, ZK-JGB)
Norway: 1 (LN-WND)
Russia: 3 (RA-05738, RA-2059G, RA-2944G)
South Africa: 13 (SAAF6814, SAAF6825, SAAF6828, SAAF6839, SAAF6852, SAAF6854, SAAF6885, SAAF6887, ZS-ASN, ZS-BXF, ZS-CAI, ZS-CRV, ZS-DIW)
Sweden: 1 (SE-CFP)
Switzerland: 2 (N150D, N431HM)
Thailand: 7 (RTAF46151, RTAF46153, RTAF46154, RTAF46156, RTAF46157, RTAF46158, RTAF46159)
Turkey: 1 (N3291)
United Kingdom: 4 (G-ANAF, N147DC, N473DC, ZA947)
United States: 86 (N103NA, N115U, N131PR, N138FS, N143D, N144WC, N146RD, N147AZ, N151ZE, N15MA, N15SJ, N17334, N173RD, N18121, N193DP, N198RD, N1XP, N200MF, N231GB, N24320, N25641, N26MA, N271SE, N272R, N272ZZ, N2805J, N28AA, N28TN, N3006, N300BF, N300MF, N30TN, N3239T, N33611, N33632, N33644, N33VW, N34, N341A, N345AB, N34DF, N353MM, N353MM, N400MF, N4089T, N43XX, N44587, N45366, N467SP, N472AF, N47E, N47SJ, N47TB, N500MF, N5106X, N534BE, N583V, N59314, N60154, N61981, N62CC, N64766, N64767, N64784, N705GB, N728G, N734H, N737H, N74589, N751A, N763A, N791HH, N7AP, N8336C, N834M, N836M, N844TH, N86584, N8704, N87745, N877MG, N882TP, N92578, N932H, N982Z, N99FS)
There are about 168 P-51 Mustangs currently flying in the world:Australia: 7 (A68-105, A68-107, A68-170, A68-199, Eclat, Snifter, The Flying Undertaker)
Belgium: 1 (Scat VII)
Canada: 2 (44-63350, 44-73463)
Czechia: 1 (Excalibur)
France: 1 (Nooky Booky IV)
Germany: 7 (44-72811, A68-100, Double Trouble Two, Little-ite, Louisiana Kid, See Me Later, Queen of Hearts)
Italy: 1 (Marinell)
Mexico: 1 (Shangri-La (Mex))
New Zealand: 2 (44-74829, Dove of Peace)
Netherlands: 2 (D*mn Yankee, Trusty Rusty)
South Africa: 1 (Mustang Sally)
Sweden: 1 (It's About Time)
Turkey: 1 (Ferocious Frankie)
United Kingdom: 6 (Berlin Express, Blakeslee, Contrary Mary, Hun Hunter~Texas, Miss Helen, Tall in the Saddle)
United States: 135 (42-83731, 43-6006, 44-13257, 44-73420, 44-74483, 44-74602, 44-74878, 44-74978, 44-84864, 45-11558, 44-12840, 44-64314, A68-39, Ain't Missbehavin, Alabama Rammer Jammer, American Beauty, Angels Playmate, Baby Carmen, Bald Eagle, Barbara Jean, Blondie, Boise Bee, Boomer, Bucket List, Bum Steer, Bunny, Buzzin Cuzzin, Charlotte's Chariot II, Cincinnati Miss, Cottonmouth, Crazy Horse, Crazy Horse 2, Cripes A' Mighty (IV), Cripes A' Mighty 3rd, Crusader, Daddy's Girl, Dakota Kid, Diamondback, Dolly, Double Trouble Two (x2), Dream Maker, E Pluribus Unum, Fragile but Agile, Frances Dell, Frenesi, Gentleman Jim, Geraldine, Glamourous Glen III, Goldfinger, Grim Reaper, Gunfighter, Happy Jack's Go Buggy, Hell-er Bust, Ho Hun, Hurry Home Honey, Impatient Virgin, Ina the Macon Belle, Jacqueline, Jeanie Too, Kimberly Kaye, Kwitcherbitchen, Lady Alice, Lady B, Lady Jo, La Pistolera, Little Horse, Little Rebel, Little Witch, Live Bait, Lope's Hope 3rd, Lou IV, Mad Max, Man O War, Merlin's Magic, Millie G, Miracle Maker, Miss America, Miss Kandy, Miss Kitty III, Miss Marilyn II, Miss Van Nuys, Moonbeam McSwine, Mormon Mustang, Mrs. Virginia, My Sweet Mary Lou, NACA 127, Nervous Energy V, Never Miss, Obsession, Old Crow (x2), Old Red Nose, Ole' Yeller, Patty Ann II, Petie 2nd, Petie 3rd, Primo Branco, Princess Elizabeth, Quicksilver, Red Dog, Red Dog XII, Rosalie, Scat VI, Section Eight, Shangri-La (US), Short-Fuse-Salle, Sierra Sue II, Sizzlin' Liz, Six Shooter, Slender Tender & Tall, Speedball Alice, Stang/Dazzling Donna, Stang Evil, Straw Boss 2, Strega, Swamp Fox, Sweet and Lovely, Sweet Revenge, Sweetie Face, Tempus Fugit, The Brat III, The Rebel, Tiger's Revenge, Toulouse Nuts, Tuskegee Airmen, Twilight Tear, Upupa Epops, Val Halla, Voodoo, Was That Too Fast, Weaver's Nude, Wee Willy II, Worry Bird)
There are about 68 Spitfires flying in the world:Australia: 4 (MV239, PL344, TB863, TE392)
Belgium: 1 (SL721)
Canada: 1 (TE294)
Denmark: 1 (MJ271)
France: 1 (PS890)
Germany: 2 (SM845, TP280)
Israel: 1 (TE554)
Netherlands: 2 (MK732, TB885)
New Zealand: 4 (MH367, NH799, PV270, TB252)
Sweden: 1 (RW386)
United Kingdom: 38 (AB910, AR213, AR501, BM597, EE602, EP120, JG891, MH434, MJ627, MJ755, MJ772, MK356, ML407, MT818, MV154, MV293, N3200, NH341, P7350, PL965, PL983, PM631, PS853, PS915, PT462, PT879, PV202, RN201, RR232, RW382, SM520, TA805, TD248, TD314, TE184, TE308, TE311, X4650)
United States: 12 (AR614, BL628, BR601, EP122, MJ730, MK959, ML417, NH749, P9374, SL633, SM832, SM969)
-----Purposely Not included: Seafires PP972, PR503, SX336 and VP441 - all four have not been flown in a few years or more.There are about 52 Yak-3/9/11 & LET C-11 type aircraft flying in the world:Belgium: 1 (D-FENK)
Czech Republic: 1 (OK-JZE)
Finland: 1 (G-YCII)
France: 11 (F-AZFJ, F-AZIM, F-AZIR, F-AZJB, F-AZLY, F-AZNN, F-AZOK, F-AZOS, F-AZXZ, F-AZYF, F-AZZK)
Germany: 8 (D-FAFA, D-FJII, D-FLUG, D-FMAX, D-FYAC, D-FYAK, D-FYGJ, D-FYWM)
Italy: 1 (D-FIST)
Netherlands: 1 (F-AZZK)
New Zealand: 2 (ZK-VVS, ZK-YOV)
South Africa: 1 (N17ZA)
Switzerland: 1 (HB-RYA)
United Kingdom: 5 (G-BTUB, G-BTZE, G-BZMY, G-OLEG, G-OYAK)
United States: 19 (N102Y, N130AM, N42YK, N529SB, N43UP, N854DP, N4425S, N1157H, N498SD, N6373Y, N6388U, N5943, N25YK, N2124X, N261MS, N18AW, N219Y, N11WY, N316DH)
-----Purposely Not Included: F-AZZV and G-CDBJ, which I believe are undergoing repairs. I have removed ZK-YYY from the list, as it was severely damaged/wing torn off at Warbirds Over Wanaka after clipping a cherry picker left on the grass runway. I have removed Yak-11 F-AZYA, which had a runway excursion and flipped on its back. N7YK (**new/future reg required**) in New Zealand is undergoing overhaul/restoration work at Omaka.Allison-Engined Yak-3 New Production (12): D-FLUG, D-FYAC, D-FYGJ, (F-AZZV), (G-CDBJ), G-OLEG, N102Y, N17ZA, N42YK, N529SB, N854DP, ZK-VVS
Allison-Engined Yak-9 New Production (10): D-FAGA, D-FENK, D-FIST, HB-RYA, N1157H, N219Y, N4425S, N6373Y, N6388U, (VH-YIX)
Allison-Engined Yak-3 Conversions (built from LET C-11's): F-AZLY, F-AZXZ, N130AM, (ZK-YYY)
N7YK is converted from a LET C-11 to resemble a Yak-7, and powered by an Allison engineThere are about 46 BT-13's and BT-15's flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VH-JKV)
Canada: 1 (C-FXYP)
France: 1 (N93)
Germany: 1 (N71502)
Netherlands: 1 (N313BT)
United States: 41 (N11FW, N133BT, N10458, N27003, N2808, N4043, N52411, N53331, N54679, N54822, N54841, N55537, N56319, N56360, N56478, N56867, N56882(?), N57486, N58698, N59840, N59961, N60795, N61BT, N61372, N62700, N63884, N641CM, N65364, N67208, N67496, N67629, N67789, N69013, N69041, N69605, N73402, N75004, N818DM, N826BT, N8527P, N93BT)
-----Purposely Not Included: N59842 was damaged in a takeoff accident in 2018. N62644 was damaged in a takeoff accident in 2019.There are 37 B-25 Mitchells flying in the world:Austria: 1 (Red Bull)
Canada: 1 (Hot Gen)
Netherlands: 1 (Sarinah)
United States: 34 (Axis Nightmare, Barbie III, Berlin Express, Betty's Dream, Briefing Time, Buster, Champaign Gal, Devil Dog, Executive Sweet, Georgie's Gal, God and Country, Grumpy, Guardian of Freedom, Heavenly Body, In the Mood, Killer B, Lady Luck, Maid in the Shade, Miss Hap, Miss Mitchell, Pacific Princess, Panchito, Paper Doll, Photo Fanny, Russian To Get Ya, Semper Fi, Show Me, Special Delivery, Super Rabbit, Take-Off Time, Tondelayo, Wild Cargo, Yankee Warrior, Yellow Rose)
-----Purposely Not included: New York based B-25J "Old Glory" (44-28938/N7946C) was significantly damaged in an off-airport forced landing in Stockton, CA on September 19, 2020.There are about 37 Grumman Avengers flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VH-MML)
France: 1 (F-AZJA)
Germany: 1 (HB-RDG **New Registration Pending**)
New Zealand: 1 (ZK-TBE)
United States: 33 (N93818, N5264V, N420GP, N81865, N7226C, N683G, N3967A, N28SF, N6VC, N85650, N73642, N108Q, N109K, N40402, N7835C, N9586Z, N9548Z, N4171A, N9590Z, N5260V, N3969A, N145WB, N293E, N436GM, N4169A, N6447C, N325GT, N33BM, N86280, N4170A, N7030C, N9584Z, N53503)
-----Purposely Not included: N9548Z, of the Fantasy of Flight collection, which has not been flown in several years.There are 34 P-40's flying in the world:Australia: 4 (41-25109, 42-14112, 42-104687, 42-104986)
Canada: 1 (42-104827)
France: 1 (42-105915)
New Zealand: 1 (42-104730)
United Kingdom: 2 (41-13357, 41-19841)
United States: 25 (41-13297, 41-13390, AK295, AK753, AK827, AK905, AK933, AK940, 41-5709, 41-35918, 42-10083, 42-10256, 43-5508, 43-5795, 43-5802, 43-5813, 42-104977, 42-105192, 42-105306, 42-105861, 42-105867, 42-106396, 44-7369, 44-47923, 42-104721)
-----Purposely Not included: AK752, of the Jim Smith collection, which is no longer flying. 41-25158, in New Zealand, is currently chained down due to a legal issue. 42-105120 is nearing completion of re-restoration and modifications at American Aero Services. 42-9733 is being rebuilt by the Schroeder family.There are at least 33 flying examples of the Grumman Goose in the world:Australia: 2 (VH-GWH,VH-MBA)
Canada: 5 (C-FIOL, C-FUAZ, C-FMXW, C-GDDJ, C-GYVG)
United States: 26 (N9KL, N42GL, N70AL, N77AQ, N119AA, N401SJ, N600ZE, N640, N642, N703, N789, N985R, N1019N, N22932, N48550, N68157, N95467, N39FG, N159F, N121SR, N9074U, N69263, N7211, N778, N87U, N6DF)
There are at least 31 A-4 Skyhawks flying in the world:Canada: 7 (C-FGZD, C-FGZE, C-FGZH, C-FGZI, C-FGZO, C-FGZS, C-FGZT)
United States: 24 (N128TA, N146AT, N147AT, N141EM, N142EM, N143EM, N144EM, N145EM, N146EM, N147EM, N161EM, N162EM, N163EM, N164EM, N166EM, N167EM, N207AT, N2262Z, N234LT, N252WL, N49WH, N518TA, N524CF, N7051J)
There are 29 Corsairs flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VH-III)
Austria: 1 (OE-EAS)
France: 1 (F-AZEG)
Germany: 1 (D-FCOR)
United Kingdom: 1 (G-FGID)
United States: 24 (N83782, N700G, N773RD, N11Y, N83JC, N46RL, N72NW, N29VF, N43FG, N209TW, N451FG, N9964Z, N4TF, N240CF, N72378, N713JT, N45NL, N43RW, N179PT, N494M, N1337A, N5588N, N4901W, N4634)
-----Purposely Not Included: N65WF, of the Jim Smith collection, which is no longer flying. ZK-COR, in New Zealand, is currently chained down due to legal issue. On July 3, 2019, C-GVMC was severely damaged in a landing mishap. There are about 20 Sea Furies flying in the world:Belgium: 1 (OO-ISS)
Czechia: 1 (N62143)
France: 2 (F-AZXJ, F-AZXL)
Germany: 1 (N1954H)
Italy: 1 (D-CRZY)
South Africa: 1 (N42SF)
United Kingdom: 2 (G-CBEL, G-RNHF)
United States: 11 (N878M, N71GB, N20SF, N19SF, N15S, N24SF, N85SF, N39SF, N924G, N233MB, N63SF)
-----Purposely Not Included: N260X, which reportedly has not been flown in several years. Hawker Sea Fury G-INVN (WG655) was involved in an off-airport forced landing on August 4, 2020, causing significant damage to the airframe.There are about 18 Skyraiders flying in the world:France: 3 (F-AZDP, F-AZFN, F-AZHK)
United Kingdom: 1 (G-RADR) **currently down for servicing**
United States: 14 (N39606, N2AD, N65164, N959AD, N665TC, N23827, N409Z, N39147, N91945, N62466, N965AD, N188RH, N4277N, N91935)
There are about 17 A-26 Invaders flying in the world:Canada: 1 (C-GWLT)
Germany: 1 (N500MR)
Sweden: 1 (N167B)
United States: 14 (N240P, N4988N, N126HK, N26PJ, N7079G, N7705C, N99420, N3222T, N9682C, N26BP, N4818E, N4313, N26BK, N626SH)
-----Purposely Not Included: N34538 and N4959K, which I don't believe have been flown recently nor are set to fly anytime soon.There are 16 Hawker Hurricanes flying in the world:Australia: 1 (5481)
Belgium: 1 (KZ321)
France: 1 (DR393)
Germany: 1 (5487)
United Kingdom: 10 (AE977, BE505, LF363, P2902, P3700, P3717, PZ865, R4118, V7497, Z7015)
United States: 2 (5667, BW881)
There are 15 Grumman Wildcats flying in the world:United Kingdom: 1 (G-RUMW)
United States: 14 (N12260, N86572, N11FE, N551TC, N5HP, N222FM, N6290C, N909WJ, N774FM, N58918, N18P, N29FG, N315E, N5833)
There are about 15 PBY Catalinas flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VH-PBZ)
Canada: 4 (C-FNJE, C-FPQL, C-FPQM, C-FUAW)
New Zealand: 1 (ZK-PBY)
United Kingdom: 1 (G-PBYA)
United States: 8 (N206M, N2172N, N222FT, N4NC, N427CV, N459CF, N9521C, N9767)
There are as many as 13 Lockheed PV-1/PV-2/Lodestar/Model 18/Hudson type aircraft flying in the world:Australia: 1 (
Hudson VH-KOY)
United States: 12 (
Howard 250 Tri-Gear N177L,
Lodestar N1940S,
Howard 250 N250JR,
Lodestar N41CW,
Howard 500 N500HP,
Howard 500 N500LN,
Lodestar N60JT,
Lodestar N631LS,
PV-2 N6657D,
PV-2 N7265C,
PV-2 N7670C,
PV-2 N83L)
-----Purposely Not Included: N6655D, of the Lone Star Flight Museum, which I haven't seen/heard evidence of flying recently or within the past 5 years.There are 12 F8F Bearcats flying in the world:United Kingdom: 1 (G-RUMM)
United States: 11 (N1DF, N14WB, N2209, N3025, N58204, N747NF, N4752Y, N7825C, N800H, N8TF, N9G)
-----"Rare Bear"/N777L, which hasn't flown in a few years, is currently receiving attention at Ezell Aviation. N68RW was slightly damaged (prop/maybe engine) in a taxiing incident on August 30, 2020, at Wheeler Field in Hawaii.There are about 12 Bf-109's/Buchons flying in the world:Germany: 4 (D-FMGS, D-FMGV, D-FMGZ, G-AWHM)
United Kingdom: 5 (G-AWHC, G-AWHH, G-AWHK, G-AWHR, G-CIPB)
United States: 3 (N342FH, N109GY, N90602)
-----Purposely Not Included: All three of the EADS/Airbus Bf-109's are currently down for repairs/overhaul work. The Bf-109E WkNr.1983, based in Germany (registration unknown by me) has been completed to fly and taxi-tested, but I am unaware if it has yet flown or not.There are 12 Polikarpov fighters in the world (only a few flown):Germany: 1 (I-16 "D-EPRN")
Russia: 4 (I-15 "02089" (**known to be flown, but what reg?**), I-15 "RA-0281G", I-153 "RA-1562G", I-16 "RA-1561G")
Spain: 2 (I-16 "EC-JRK", I-153 "EC-LPC")
United States: 5 (I-15 "N3815R", I-153 "N153RP", I-16 "N1639P", I-16 "N30425", I-16 "N7459")
-----Only airframes which have flown in recent years are a few of the examples based in Germany, Russia and Spain.There are about 12 MiG-15's flying in the world:Canada: 1 (C-FMVN)
Czechia: 1 (OK-UTI)
Norway: 1 (N104CJ)
Poland: 1 (SP-YNZ)
Russia: 1 (RA-0488G)
United States: 7 (N15UT, N87CN, N996, N669MG, N515MG, N157GL)
There are about 11 F-86 Sabres flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VH-SBR)
France: 1 (F-AYSB)
United States: 9 (N188RL, N48178, N186PJ, N1FT, N50CJ, N186AM, N86FR, N860AG, N386BB)
-----Purposely Not Included: I'm not sure how recently N38453 or N86F have been flown or if the current intention is to fly. N87FS/"Minute Men", which I don't know if it has yet flown since its overhaul/restoration. VH-IPN, which is currently voluntarily not flown.There are 11 P-47 Thunderbolts flying in the world:United Kingdom: 1 (Nellie B)
United States: 10 (Balls Out, Dottie Mae, Hairless Joe, Hun Hunter XVI, N3395G, N47DF, Snafu, Tallahassee Lassie, Tarheel Hal, Wicked Wabbit)
There are 11 Fw-190's (1 original and 9 Flug Werk replicas) flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VH-WLF)
Germany: 2 (D-FWAA, D-FWMV)
New Zealand: 1 (ZK-RFR)
Sweden: 1 (D-FWSE)
United States: 6 (N19027 **only original**, N190AF, N190BR, N190DK, N190RF, N447FW)
-----Purposely Not Included: D-FWJS, which I'm not sure of its current status/location.There are about 10 MiG-17's flying in the world:United States: (N117BR, N1710, N1713P, N17HQ, N217SH, N406DM, N620PF, N6953X, N717MG, N917F)
-----Purposely Not Included: N1426D, N217JG, N217RH, N711TF, and N905DM, which haven't appeared to be active in the last few years.There are 9 B-17's flying in the world:United Kingdom: 1 (Sally B)
United States: 8 (44-83785, Aluminum Overcast, Movie Memphis Belle, Sentimental Journey, Texas Raiders, Thunderbird, Yankee Lady, Ye Olde Pub)
-----Purposely Not Included: "Fuddy Duddy", which isn't actively flown and hasn't been flown since 2014.There are 9 P-38 Lightnings flying in the world:Austria: 1 (Red Bull)
United States: 8 (23 Skidoo, Glacier Girl, Honey Bunny, Pudgy V, Scat III, Tangerine, Thoughts of Midnite, White 33)
There are 7 Bell Cobra fighters flying in the world:United States: (P-39's N139RL, N39FF, N6968 and P-63's N163BP, N163FS, N191H, N6763)
There are 7 Tigercats flying in the world:United States: (Bad Kitty, Here Kitty Kitty, La Patrona, N379AK, N7195C, N7629C, N909TC)
There are 6 F6F Hellcats flying in the world:United States: (N1078Z, N30FG, N4998V, N79863, N41476, N9265A)
There are 6 Curtiss C-46 Commandos flying in the world:Canada: 2 (C-FAVO, C-GTPO)
United States: 4 (N54514, N1837M, N7848B, N78774)
-----Purposely Not Included: C-GIBX and N1822M, both under repair. In Bolivia, CP-987 is for sale (listed as airworthy) and CP-1655 is stored/not flying. N53594 is non-airworthy and displayed static with the CAF SoCal Wing.There are 5 A6M Zeroes flying in the world:United States: (N3852, N46770, N553TT, N712Z, N8280K)
There are 5 Hawker Biplanes flying in the world:United Kingdom: (Demon G-BTVE, Fury Mk.I G-CBZP, Hind G-AENP, Nimrod Mk.I G-BWWK, Nimrod Mk.II G-BURZ)
There are 5 SBD Dauntlesses flying in the world:United States: (N34N, N5254L **actually an A-24 Banshee**, N670AM, N82GA, N93RW)
There are 4 Gloster Meteors flying in the world:Australia: 1 (VZ467)
United Kingdom: 2 (WL419, WA638)
United States: 1 (WA591)
There are 4 J2F Ducks flying in the world:United States: (N1214N, N3960C, N5SF, N63850)
-----Purposely Not Included: N8563F is reportedly in storage and its registration has expired.There are 4 Junkers JU-52 types flying in the world:France: 1 (F-AZJU)
South Africa: 1 (ZS-AFA)
Switzerland: 1 (HB-HOY)
United States: 1 (N352JU)
-----Purposely Not Included: The Lufthansa Ju-52 D-CDLH, which stopped operations in early 2019, and the two Ju-Air Ju-52's HB-HOP and HB-HOS, which were pulled from operations in late 2018.There are 3 Avro Ansons flying in the world:New Zealand: 1 (ZK-RRA)
United Kingdom: 2 (G-AHKX, G-VROE)
There are 3 CAC Boomerangs (including 1 all-metal look-alike) flying in the world:Australia: 2 (VH-MHR, VH-XBL)
Belgium: 1 (N32CS)
There are 3 Me-262's (reproductions) flying in the world:Germany: 1 (D-IMTT)
United States: 2 (N262AZ, N262MF)
There are 3 Mosquitoes flying in the world:United States: 3 (KA114, PZ474, TV959)
-----Purposely Not Included: VR796, in Canada, which has not flown since 2015 and there is no current indication of it flying again in the near future. There are 3 Westland Lysanders flying in the world:Canada: 1 (C-FVZZ)
United Kingdom: 2 (G-AZWT, G-CCOM)
-----Purposely Not Included: C-GCWL, which has been down for repairs since the summer of 2016.There are 2 Avro Lancasters flying in the world:Canada: 1 (FM213)
United Kingdom: 1 (PA474)
There are 2 B-24's flying in the world:United States: (Diamond Lil, Witchcraft)
There are 2 B-29's flying in the world:United States: (Doc, FIFI)
There are 2 F-100 Super Sabres flying in the world:United States: (N26AZ, N2011V)
There are 2 Fairey Swordfish flying in the world:United Kingdom: (LS326, W5856)
There are 2 Gloster Gladiators flying in the world:United Kingdom: (G-AMRK, G-GLAD **currently receiving engine work**)
There are 2 Grumman F3F type aircraft flying in the world:United States: (N20FG, N20RW)
-----Purposely Not Included: G-32A N100TF, which has been on static display at the Planes of Fame Valle, Arizona location for many years now.There are 2 Ilyushin IL-2's flying in the world:Russia: 1 (RA-2783G)
United States: 1 (N112VW)
There are 2 Mig-3's flying in the world:Russia: (RA-1563G, RA-2224G)
-----Purposely Not Included: N107FB, which has not flown since arriving in the US several years ago.There are 2 P-36/Hawk 75 type aircraft flying in the world:United Kingdom: (G-CIXJ, G-CCVH)
There are 2 Douglas DC-4/C-54 type aircraft flying in the world:United States: (N3054V, N460WA)
-----Purposely Not Included: ZS-AUB, ZS-AUA and ZS-BMH in South Africa are no longer flying. N500EJ of the Berlin Airlift Historical Foundation was severely damaged by storms on April 13, 2020. Alaska Air Fuel C-54/DC-4 N96358 was damaged on October 10, 2020 when it overran the runway.Examples of only 1 of the type flying in the world:A-20 Havoc - United States: (N747HS)
Blenheim/Bolingbroke - United Kingdom: (G-BPIV)
C-97G Stratofreighter - United States: (N117GA)
Fairey Firefly - United States: (N518WB)
FJ-4 Fury - United States: (N400FS)
Gloster Gauntlet - Finland: (OH-XGT)
Helldiver - United States: (N92879)
Ki-43 Oscar - United States: (N43JE **reproduction**)
P-26 Peashooter - United States: (N3378G)
P-35/AT-12 - United States: (N55539)
PB4Y Privateer - United States: (N2871G)
SAAB B17A - Sweden: (SE-BYH)
XP-82 Twin Mustang - United States: (N887XP)
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