BELARUS 2011
Bob Ogden travels the world far and wide for aviation museums and monuments. His monumental reference books
(see bottom page) have been an authority on this subject for decades. Here are some images of a visit to Belarus.
Two images taken at Boravaya Airfield
Antonov An-2 EW-......
An-2T EW-325AB (c/n 1G23703)
Antonov An-2 EW-40621 (c/n 1G21328) at Minsk
Ex 'Genex' airline; now owned by 'Stotz Agro-Servis' agricultural company. -
Source: Airliners.net May 2011
Antonov An-26B EW-278TG (c/n 37313306) of Genex, seen at Minsk
IL-14 at Museum of Regional Studies
- Biohomel
An-2 at Museum of Aviation Technology
Unidentified DC-3 (see below) at Museum of Aviation Technology Borovaya, near Minsk
Regarding the type of aircraft I received the following reactions: feel free to contribute (EMAIL - mind to add the link to this page otherwise in a few years I might not know what you refer to!) I'd say it is another Il-14. Compare the cockpit windows and the forward fuselage to the other Il-14 photo.
This is probably Il-14P CCCP-L1865 / CCCP-41865 (c/n 146000703). Found this on the Scramble Soviet Database www.scramble.nl/sovdb.htm enter the c/n to find out more..
Among the information in the Scramble database (link above) I found the following information: |
An-2 '03 yellow' at Stalin Line Museum
Another view of the Antonov An-2 above, at the Stalin Line Museum (Belarus)
An-2 '01 yellow' at Vitebsk-Kukovtachine Airfield
An-2 'unidentified' at Vitebsk-Kukovtachine Airfield
An-2 '05 yellow' at Vitebsk-Kukovtachine Airfield
An-2T EW-248CD (c/n 1G160-27), ex/ EW-023AB, at Vitebsk-Kukovtachine Airfield
An-2 'unidentified' at Vitebsk-Kukovtachine Airfield
An-2 '15 yellow' at Vitebsk-Kukovtachine Airfield
