The Czechoslovak aircraft industry continued to produce single seat (Avia S-92) and two seat (Avia CS-92) variants of the Me 262 after World War II.
From August 1946, a total of nine S-92s and three two seat CS-92s were completed and test flown.
They were introduced in 1947 and in 1950 were supplied to the 5th Fighter Squadron, becoming the first jet fighters to serve in the Czechoslovak Air Force.
These were kept flying until 1951, when they were replaced in service by Soviet jet fighters.
Variants
Avia S-92
Czech built Me 262 A-1a fighter
Avia CS-92
Czech built Me 262 B-1a fighter trainer with two seats