Antonov AN-2

Of the approximately 2,500 aircraft of this unique and robust bi-plane, used by Aeroflot in the 1980s and 1990s, several AN-2s, operating as the main means of transport in the far northern and eastern regions, exchanged the typical Aeroflot blue for red, improving visibility in snow and ice.

A few sturdy AN-2 remain active use on Cuba for, mainly tourist, charter work. Part of the fleet were locally outfitted with larger rectangular windows.

Anhaltischer Verin Fur Luffahrt AN-2 (1:200) by Herpa 1:200 Scale Diecast AirlinersItem Number: HE553216With its home base at Dessau, the home of the former Junkers manufacturing company, this association keeps this ��_��__utilitarian turned cult��_��__ AN-2, built 1968, running. With rubber tires.

Antonov An-2, 1947 (1:200) by Atlas Ediitions Silver Classics Item Number: ATL-7504-008 We're happy to carry the Atlas' Silver Classics line of silver-plated, die cast metal models. Unlike any other die cast line we've ever offered, it has a unique set of features:Classic passenger aircraft from the immediate post-WWI era to today (and tomorrow)1:200 scalePlated in genuine silverWooden base with metal nameplateLimited EditionBranded packaging with certificate of authenticityBest of all, these...

The association, based at the airfield Birrfeld between Zurich and Basel, has tenderly restored its AN-2, manufactured in 1978 and registered in Latvia. The plane was named "Rusalka".

From 1957, this AN-2 was part of the liaison squadron, later VS-14 of the NVA air forces. The '455', now privately owned, is still active as D-FUKM today.

Polish Air Force AN-2 Der Wiener 13 Eltr (1:200) by Herpa 1:200 Scale Diecast AirlinersItem Number: HE553964For its 40th service anniversary, the original received this attractive dragon livery. The airplane was given its nickname after the pilot fled to Vienna in this AN-2 in 1982.

UTair Antonov AN-2 "From Ocean to Ocean" (RA-33390) (1:200) by Herpa Models Item Number: HE556361In parallel to the 65th anniversary of the legendary and resilient biplane, this AN-2 of UTair covered a distance of more than 20,000 km (12,500 mi) from the Arctic Ocean all the way to Capetown in South Africa, where the aircraft will be operated for charity work.