Aircraft On Display
- MU-2A JA8620 the first production aircraft is on display at the Niigata Science Museum, Niigata.
- MU-2B-25 JA8628 the fifth production aircraft is on display at the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences, Tokyo-Narita.
- An MU 2 is on display at Darwins Air Museuam based on the Darwin Airport Australia.
This aircraft had been used on coastal survilence duties under controversial circumstances over the appointment of the contracting company. The plane was sold to a parts recycler who removed hi value parts such as the engines and the airframe was handed to the museum for static display.
- MU-2 Marquise 1575 is the last assembled MU-2 from the San Angelo, TX production facility. It is currently on display at the Spirit of Flight Center air museum in Erie, CO.
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