At this year's NATO Days & Czech Air Force Days, visitors can look forward to an extraordinary experience. The Spanish Air Force is sending its Eurofighter Typhoon Solo Display Team, and along with the German, British, and Austrian aircraft, we are going to witness four dynamic displays of these impressive machines.
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Slovakia returns with Black Hawk, Spartan and Albatross
The Slovak Air Force will not be missing among the participants at this year's NATO Days & Czech Air Force Days. It will present the L-39 Albatros training aircraft, the C-27J Spartan transport aircraft and the UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter on a static display. The latter will also offer a popular dynamic display.
In Eurofighter, you feel prepared to fly in almost every situation // Humans of NATO Days
He was part of the Spanish Eurofighter Typhoon demo team at the NATO Days in Ostrava & the Czech Air Force Days. The result of the whole team's activities was an unforgettable experience and the thundering of the Eurofighter Typhoon multirole fighter above the Mošnov Airport. We asked First Lieutenant Alejandro Fernandez Santos from the 14th Wing based in Albacete of the Spanish Air Force about his opinion on the Eurofighter Typhoon, what his working day is like and how he enjoyed NATO Days.
When you have a group of good people, everything is possible // Humans of NATO Days
Private First Class Natálie Plachá and Corporal Michal Blecha from the 216th Squadron of the 21st Tactical Air Force Base in Čáslav may not be the most prominent and well-known personalities of NATO Days, but their work is a very important part of the event. Both of them are junior chefs at the Čáslav AFB and at the last year's event they cooked for a huge number of people. We asked what their working day looks like or what they still have to master as military cooks. You can read the answers to these and other questions below.
Giant planes, fighters and helicopters: the Luftwaffe to present itself in the air and on the ground
Croatia's Wings of the Storm announces its return after six years
NATO is a part of my DNA // Humans of NATO Days
The display of the F-35B Lightning aircraft of the Royal Air Force at the NATO Days in Ostrava & the Czech Air Force Days was the first ever of the variant on the European continent. In the cockpit of the plane sat Tim Flatman, Commander of 207 Squadron based in RAF Marham. The Squadron is the Operational Conversion Unit for UK Lightning which contains a joint workforce of Royal Air Force and Royal Navy.
Commander Tim Flatman has been in the Navy for 26 years, originally wanting to fly helicopters. But how did he get into the armed forces and what does he enjoy most about flying? And what is it like to land an airplane on an aircraft carrier?