Radom International Air Show

[Gary]

Radom International Air Show retuning this year. 26th and 27th August

Patrouille Suisse have stated they will be attending

Tempted to going, all the usual tour operators have said they are organising trips

[Gary]

All confirmed via the airshow social media

Croatia
OH-58 Kiowa
UH-60 Black Hawk

Lithuania
C-27J Spartan
Eurocopter AS365N3 Dauphin

Poland
MiG-29
Su-22
F-16
M-346 Master
CASA C-295M
C-130 Hercules
Gulfstream G-550
SW-4 Puszczyk
Mi-14
Mi-8
Mi-2
Mi-24
W-3 Sokół
W-3 SAR
M-28 Bryza
UH-60 Black Hawk
SH-2G Kaman

Slovakia
C-27J Spartan
L-39 Albatros

USA:
KC-135 Stratotanker

[Gary]

Finland
F/A-18

[Gary]

Belgian display F-16 added

[James Cutting]

Hi Gary,

Have you done this show before, what do you think to it? Quite interested in possibly trying something different...

I've seen Threshold Aero are looking to tour it, do you know of any others?

Thanks!

[Kurnass]

The show has an interesting line up usually. Went there 4 times. For photography it isn’t the best to be honest. But on rehearsal Friday, it’s great from the outside. You can stay (outside the base) in the display area, so good for photos you might get nowhere else.

[Malcolm]

Hi Gary,

Have you done this show before, what do you think to it? Quite interested in possibly trying something different...

I've seen Threshold Aero are looking to tour it, do you know of any others?

Thanks!

Have done the show 4 or 5 times. You are northside of the runway, so it's limited for photography. However....

If you know where to go you can park southside and then photograph from there. There are perhaps half a dozen "enterprising" land owners who organise their fields as unofficial car parks. Get there early, and you can walk around to the northside and go it to photograph the static. Then return southside for the flying display.

The other trick is to go to Radom on one day, and then go 30 miles up the road to Minsk Mazoweiki on the second day. The Mig-29's and SU-22's operate from here for the mass flypast. Photos opportunities are good at both ends, and security tolerate spotters. Once the flypast is over, head back to Warsaw for a mid afternoon flight back to blighty.

Note however that there have been rumours that all the Mig-29s have moved up to Malbork now, and some/many have been shipped in parts to Ukraine. Minsk might not now be what it used to be.

[James Cutting]

Thanks very much for both your responses, much appreciated Will keep an eye on it and see how it progresses.

[Kurnass]

Hi Gary,

Have you done this show before, what do you think to it? Quite interested in possibly trying something different...

I've seen Threshold Aero are looking to tour it, do you know of any others?

Thanks!

Have done the show 4 or 5 times. You are northside of the runway, so it's limited for photography. However....

If you know where to go you can park southside and then photograph from there. There are perhaps half a dozen "enterprising" land owners who organise their fields as unofficial car parks. Get there early, and you can walk around to the northside and go it to photograph the static. Then return southside for the flying display.

The other trick is to go to Radom on one day, and then go 30 miles up the road to Minsk Mazoweiki on the second day. The Mig-29's and SU-22's operate from here for the mass flypast. Photos opportunities are good at both ends, and security tolerate spotters. Once the flypast is over, head back to Warsaw for a mid afternoon flight back to blighty.

Note however that there have been rumours that all the Mig-29s have moved up to Malbork now, and some/many have been shipped in parts to Ukraine. Minsk might not now be what it used to be.

All airworthy Migs have gone to Malbork indeed. Minsk Mazowiecki is being prepared for the F-35, so probably nothing will happen there anymore for the next period of time

[Canberra TT.18]

I thought the FA-50 would go to Minsk and F-35 go to Lask.

And Radom is a great show.
Especially to see great variety of Polish aircraft but also large amount of foreign participants.

[Kurnass]

In that case, my bad. But Minsk is closed for now, for reconstruction and modernization of the airbase.

[Canberra TT.18]

No problem.
The first FA-50 (ex Koreans?) are expect somewhere in 3 quarter of the year I read somewhere. So maybe just in time for the air show.

[Gary]

Rafale display team have self confirmed

[Bobby 1211]

Current participation list:

Croatian Air Force:
OH-58 Kiowa
UH-60 Black Hawk

Lithuanian Air Force:
C-27J Spartan (S)
Eurocopter AS365N3 Dauphin

Slovak Air Force:
C-27J Spartan
L-39 Albatros (F)

Polish Air Force:
Team Orlik 7x PZL 130 Orlik (F)
C-130 Hercules
CASA C-295M
M28 Skytruck
MiG-29
Su-22
F-16 Tiger Demo (F)
Gulfstream G-550
Mi-8/17
W-3 Sokol
SW-4 Puszczyk
M-346 Master
UH-60 Black Hawk (Polish special forces unit GROM)
F/A-50 (F/S)

Polish Navy:
M-28 Bryza
W-3 SAR
SH-2G Kaman
Mi-14

Polish Army:
Mi-8/17
Mi-2
W-3 Sokol
Mi-24

USAF:
KC-135 Stratotanker

NATO:
E-3A Sentry

Finnish Air Force:
F/A-18C Hornet (F)

Swiss Air Force:
Patrouille Suisse (F)

Belgian Air Component:
F-16AM (F)

French Air Force:
Rafale C (F)

Czech Air Force:
JAS-39C Gripen (F)
W-3 SAR demo (F)

RAF:
Eurofighter Typhoon (F)

Jordan:
Royal Jordanian Falcons (F)

Civilian:
TS-11 Iskra x2 (F)

[Andyph]

Where is the source of the list?

[witje]

My list from Scramble:
https://www.scramble.nl/community/messa ... /18/168193
But also here:
http://lotnictwo.net.pl/3-tematy_ogolne ... zenia.html

[witje]

Also Royal Jordanain Falcons will be there

[Bobby 1211]

South Korea, Denmark, UAE, Germany and Italy confirmed as attending. Aircraft TBC

[Bobby 1211]

Danish F-16 confirmed

[Blue Diamond]

Never been to Radom before. Is the crowd line on the south side or north side of the runway?