P-63E Kingcobra FAH-402 Bell UH-1B Iroquois FAH-934 Bell 47G-4 FAH-910 Canadair CL-13 Sabre Mk.4 FAH-3006 Cessna T-41D Mescalero FAH-225 Cessna U-17A Skywagon FAH-111 Cessna A-37B Dragonfly FAH-1018 Cessna 206 HR-IAD Cessna 337 Skymaster HR-HCM Curtiss C-46F Commando 44-78708 Dassault Super Mystère B.2 FAH-2009 Douglas C-47A FAH-306 Douglas C-47B FAH-315 Douglas DC-6 BuNo 152688 Fiat F-86K Sabre FAH-1102 Hughes TH-55A Osage FAH-917 Lockheed T-33A FAH-1200 North American AT-6C Texan FAH-205C North American NA-42 FAH-21 North American T-28B Trojan FAH-230 Stearman PT-17 FAH-46 Vought F4U-5N Corsair FAH-609 Vultee BT-13 FAH-60 Irreplaceable pieces The NA-42 at the museum is the only remaining aircraft of that type in the world and the oldest surviving aircraft from the T-6 family. The museum's Vought F4U-5N Corsair, serial number FAH-609, is well known for taking part in the last combat between piston engine fighters, during the Football War between El Salvador and Honduras in 1969. During the war it was flown by Fernando Soto Henríquez "The Weak Spot". Facilities The area of the museum is of about five hectares of area located in the Air Honduran Force in Toncontín, Tegucigalpa, M.D.C. Hired by a term of hundred years with the State of Honduras and contract authorized by means of the Decree Not. 144-2003 issued by the National Congress. The infrastructure, it possesses a room of exhibitions and an outdoor exposure of the collection of the aircraft, besides appliances and historical pieces, photographs, documents, and some historical videoes, the above-mentioned to being catalogued in the future project of Aeronautical File of Honduras, dependence to being created by the F.M.A.H. Office of the administration, a book-keeper, and other one of exhibition, maintenance and restoration of planes and integrated by technical personnel in specialized maintenance of planes. A shop found in Toncontín's international Airport and other one in the building of exhibitions in order to achieve economic self-sufficiency. The Aeronautical Park was opened the public in September 2002. Memberships of the museum The Honduran Aviation Museum is part of the Latin American Society of Aviation Historians (LAAHS), the Ibero-American Federation of Air-Space Studies, and the Association of Aeronautical Museums of Latin America. References External links Museo del Aíre de Honduras: "Aviación Catracha", La Tribuna Daily News Honduran Air Force (consultado 2013) Web History of Honduras (consultado 1013) History of Museum, ORRPP-FAH. (2013) Aviation in Honduras Museums in Honduras Buildings and structures in Tegucigalpa Aerospace museums Military and war museums 2002