“Pilot Training Center (CLV) of the Czech Air Force has chosen Bell 505 Jet Ranger X as replacement for Mi-2. Mi-2´s operation in CVL will be terminated in spring of next year and CVL get 6 new Bells.”

Well, CLV has signed contract for six Enstrom 480B-G helicopters instead of Bells…

Pilot Training Center (CLV) of the Czech Air Force has chosen Bell 505 Jet Ranger X as replacement for Mi-2. Mi-2´s operation in CVL will be terminated in spring of next year and CVL get 6 new Bells.

L-39ZO can carry same weapons like L-39ZA except air-to-air guided missiles (R-3/R-13), so UB-16 pod, CP-100s, FAB and OFAB boms 100, 150, 250 and 500, submunition bomb RBK-250, PK-3 pod with three vz.77 7,62mm machineguns, LRM-122 pod for four LR-122mm rockets, theoretically L-39ZO can carry 9A624 gun pod.

bombs, rocket pods and fuel tanks configurations

Czech Air Force tender for new multirole helicopter has come to the final phase. Replacement for Mi-24/35 will be UH-1Y (btw with guided missiles and Czech Plamen gun pod, Air Force’s favourite) or armed AW139M (cheaper variant). Decision will be finished by new government after election in this autumn

The first two brand new UH-60M of Slovak Air Force have already landed on Prešov AB

Photo
https://spravy.pravda.sk/fotogaleria/63171-prve-dva-vrtulniky-black-hawk-su-uz-na-slovensku/

“Czech Gripens are ex-SwAF JAS39C/Ds. Hungarian ones are reworked ex-SwAF JAS39A/Bs.
South African and Thai Gripens were new-built, as far as I know..”

Nope, Czech Gripens were and are only Czech, and never have been with SwAF service and no hand of SwAF pilot has touched these Gripens. Just Czech Gripens were took out from production plan of gripens for SwAF and were made as planes for Czech AF. So CzAF has got brand new planes, even before HuAF, as the first foreign user…. But in fact Czech Gripens are owned by Swedish state and are leased by Czech government.