Pictured in the Czech AF static line up at this super show.

Pictured in the Czech AF static line up at this super show.

Pictured taxying in after landing on rw27 to park along the show flight line.

Pictured in the static line up at the end of the day. This beautiful plane had earlier perfomed a wonderful display at this super show.

Pictured on static display before performing a super display (along with Casa 1-131E Jungmann D-EELE) later in the day. Note the tail design has changed from the previous version.

Pictured backtracking along the runway to the ramp after landing on rw27 and perfoming a super display.

Pictured as part of the static display at this super show.

This is the second Red Bull Cobra to be registered N11FX. It previously flew with the US Army as 67-15819 and then became N819AH, going on to fly with Northwest Helicopters at Olympia, WA. It Joined Flying Bulls in 2021 after the previous N11FX (cn 003) had a landing mishap in 2017, and is pictured on the static display line after displaying at this show.

Parked up on the east end of LKPD. Note the old and new style of tail logos.

This MiG-21 was built as a MF and commissioned into the Czechoslovak AF in September 1975. In 1999/2000 the plane was converted to a MFN and went on to fly with the Czech Republic AF until decommissioning in 2005. It is now a travelling cockpit trailer exhibit.

P:ictured on parachute duty at this super show.

Pictured during a very special and graceful display at this super show.

In 2021, this helicopter received special markings to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Air Force, 311 (Czechoslovak) Squadron. The port side depicts a Vickers Wellington and the starboard side has a Consolidated B-24 Liberator, with which the squadron was armed. The stars on the helicopter refer to the squadron's 274 fallen pilots. It is pictured as part of the static display at this super event.

Pictured during a wonderful display at this super show.

The early Czech aviator Jan Kašpar flew from Pardubice to Prague on May 13, 1911 in a Blériot XI, It was the first long-haul flight in Central Europe, the distance of 120 kilometers was covered in 92 minutes. This display at Aviatická pouť Pardubice 2022 was a worthy homage to those pioneering times.

In 2021, this helicopter received special markings to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Royal Air Force, 311 (Czechoslovak) Squadron. The port side depicts a Vickers Wellington and the starboard side has a Consolidated B-24 Liberator, with which the squadron was armed. The stars on the helicopter refer to 274 fallen pilots. Pictured in the static display at this super event.

Pictured in the static display at this famous air show. Unfortunately the wind, not the pictured stom that soon blew though, was too strong to allow any of the WWI aircraft to take to the air.

This airframe was recovered from Iraq in 1979 and is likely built up from Sea Fury airframes from the Royal Navy and the Iraqi Air Force. The centre-section is definitely marked as ex-Fleet Air Arm WJ298. After restoration in November 1983 a CoA was issued, the plane was registered VH-HFG. In November 2006 it was transported to the USA and subsequently registered N97SF. This reg was cancelled in October 2019 and the frame exported to Germany and registered D-CRZY. Pictured here in a shelter at LKPD to overnight after performing at the show.