Meteors on Static Display in Argentina
Argentina was one of the first foreign airforce to operate the Meteor. It is also unusual in that while they only operated the F4 a significant percentage of airframes have survived of the original 100 aircraft delivered.
 F4 I-005 : Museum of Independence, Tandil |
 F4 I-010 : School of Education, AMQ |
 F4 I-019: Santa Rosa, La Pampa (Painted as I-021) |  F4 I-025 : Cordoba, Argentina |
F4 I-027 : I-027 under restoration at AMACUAR |
I-031, Liceo Aeronautico Militar de Funes, Santa Fe | I-038, Junin Aeroclub, Buenos Aires |
 F4, C-041 : Argentinian Air Force Museum Another by Raul Marti |
 C-051 (C-002), Expuesto en Merlo, Buenos Aires |
F4 I-057: VI Brigade, Tandil, Buenos Aires |
 F4 C-071 : from the air in 1981 |
I-084, ciudad Resistencia, Chaco |
 F4 I-088 (June 2004) Aeroclub Chivilcoy, Buenos Aires |
 F4 I-090 : Plaza Fuerza Aerea, Salta City |  F4 I-093 : Neuquen Airport |
I-094, Grupo de Vigilancia, Merlo, Buenos Aires |
 F4 I-095 : Gate Guardian, Edificio Condor, Buenos Aires. |
 F4, C-099 : Jose C. Paz Buenos Aires |
Updates
June 2004: Thanks to Hernan Azzigotti for the latest photo of I-088 at the Chivilcoy Aeroclub in Buenos Aires (June 2004).
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