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Great pics of great planes .

The outflow valves are always open when the aircraft is on the ground.

StMaartenpiloot wrote:The "part" in the left corner is the air intake of the APU.

If you mean the "part" in the lower left corner of the S7 pic, then it is not the APU air intake. It's the outflow valve. It's used to control the cabin presssure.

The An-32 pics are really cool.
I would like to see more pics from this airshow.

Cool pics. I would like to see more.

Great pics. The Polish Air Force must be one of the most interesting Air Forces in Europe. It has a nice mix of Eastern and Western aircraft.

Great pictures from an, for most of us, unusual angle

Thank you. Its looks like an impressive line-up.
Do you know if we will have the sun in our back our in our face?

I have a couple of questions I hope you can answer.
Will the participants of the National Day Parade fly from Beauvechain or will they just do a fly-by?
How many and what aircraft types usually takes part in the National Day Parade?

Very nice pics. The picture of the Blaniks landing looks quite dramatic.

Very cool action shots .

Let's hope the weatherforecast will improve. The ones I have seen have not been too good .

It's spot 7 in the Copenhagen airfield guide.

ehusmann wrote:One that I myself still have planned for later this summer is Oslo. Not military again, but enough stuff there that you don't see very often outside if Norway.

Oslo-Gardermoen is a shared civil/military airport. It's home to the Norwegian C-130J's from 335 squadron.

On May 23rd the Czech Air Force celebrated it's 90th anniversary at the Open Day at Caslav AB. It was a nice little airshow, but unfortunately we were facing the sun. Czech L-29 Delfin http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/aa70/jaah5/DSC_0946.jpg Swedish JAS 39C Gripen http://i197.photobucket.com/album...