And this was also the last display at the flying day.

So, I hope you liked this. I do hope to go back to the FIO in the future and maybe I’ll post some more Spanish classics then.

Cheers,

Stiglitz

Then, the Texans preformed a duo display: (I hope you like this TT!)

Take a look below:

Now the biplane theme:

Once again the FIO flew 4 vintage biplanes in close formation. Taking part in this display where:

This spanish built Casa Jungmann:

Another german shemed Jungmann:

The Bucker family was also represented by this Casa Jungmeister:

And finaly this (not bucker :p ) Stearman:

Here are some formation pics:

The show started with some smaller vintage planes:

This Jodel is a regular preformer:

The Pitts made another nice acrobatic display:

Also there was the Yallow Cub:

And also the commercial aviation was represented by this Stinson in Iberia markings:

Now for the show itself:

Making a welcome static appearance was the FIO Polikarpov I-16 Rata which recently arrived from New Zealand. This original Rata is airworthy and is expected to fly by early 2006.

Just before the start of the flying program, the Polikarpov was towed back to the hangar: