This Hoplite was originally delivered to the NVA as 306 in December 1974 and went on to become 9453 after German re-unification but stored. After decomissioning it was registered D-HVAC and then HA-BCL in December 1996. It is pictured on pleasure flight duty at this nice show.

This really was a spectacular display!

Pictured being towed away from the static display area to prepare for start-up and a very nice display.

This 2019 built Zlín was a static display participant at this nice air show.

This Góbé (Goblin) is pictured during a very graceful and balletic display at this nice air show.

This is a compound aircraft built from original Boomerang and T-6 parts going on to make its first flight in 1991 as N32CS. I was very happy to see it flying at this very nice air show.

Magnus Aircraft are a small Hungarian aircraft manufacturer based at Pécs-Pogány (PEV / LHPP) airport and they were exhibiting their wares at this show. This plane was in the flying display and another (HA-XAM) was in the static.

This Trojan was TOC by the USAF as 51-3647 but by 1959 was flying for the AdlA as a Fennec with serial 29 and finally from circa 1966 as 1-A-255 with the Armada de la Republica Argentina. By 1993 the plane was on the US register as N992CA and in the following years became C-GLPM, N28FE/X28FE, ZU-FAA, HB-RDM before being registered HA-RDM in June 2021. I was very happy to see it at this very nice air show.