The Gustavs, and two other Me-109Gs that were interned after straying into Swiss airspace, were assigned to Fliegerkompagnie 7, but they were unreliable due to deteriorating German production standards at that point in the war, and saw little use.

Swiss Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109 E-3 J-328.

Swiss - FAF EFW N-20.02 Arbalete (Crossbow) Research Aircraft toward the Production of an All Swiss Made Jet Fighter (2)

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Ausgemusterte Flugzeuge der Schweizer Luftwaffe

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Line-up of Schweizerische Flugwaffe’s Messerschmitt Bf 109E-3s (“Emil”) somewhere in Switzerland between Summer 1940 and half-September 1944 (the aircraft has the wartime colors and markings but without the Neutrality bands). Notice behind the J-326 the J-350, the same airplanes of the previous photo. Including few planes seized after non-authorized land in Switzerland, as two Bf 109F-4, the Switzerland has employed a total number of 114 Messerschmitt fighters: ten D-1 (nicknamed “David” by…

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Douglas DC-3 departures at Bern Airport. This legendary aircraft carries the nickname "Grand Old Lady". It was built in 1943 and is greatly restored in the o...

In the 1950’s the Swiss worked on the development of two domestically designed and produced jet combat aircraft for the Swiss Air Force, the EFW N-20 Aiguillon (Sting) fighter and the FFA P-1…

(c/n 48445/ 460) - manufactured in February 1991... 22/04/1991 Swissair HB-IWC 31/03/2002 Swiss International Airlines HB-IWC 15/04/2004 Federal Express N626FE not taken up by Fedex - converted to freighter 05/09/2004 Martinair Holland PH-MCY withdrawn from use and stored at Mojave on December 20, 2015...