The romanian IAR-93 was also retired prematurely: About half of the fleet was less than 10 years old, while many of the planes, had just a few flying hours registred.

Brazilian, those are Xavante´s

I always thought, that Togo’s 326s, were of italian origin. Did some opposing information arise?

Standardization of cuban fighters’ camouflage colours, seems to have included Mig-29s. #900 had, up to 2006, a more usual appearence:

One of the Lebanese Hunters that are to be refurbished, and one in flight back in 1983:

Unidentified Su-25. What country/Air Force?

Regards from Spain.

Probably Uzbekistan. At least that’s what the roundel looks like.

I knew your photo, George_nkl, but no brown colour in the upper surfaces. On my photo the tails for exemple are all brown not blue… I think a new camo was applied to “unify” the Fulcrums colours whit the Floggers and Fisbheds.

But is only my opininon (and not 100% shure 🙂 )

Regards from Spain.

What I see here, is two MiG-29As (could it be the same aircraft? I guess no) wearing the same camouflage as MiG-29UB #900. Supporting this, note the black band aft to the radome, visible on both pictures.

I am in confusion, I guess that Moldovan’s MiG29 were actually sold to US (maybe not all of them) and the remaining are no flyworthy, if it is so, maybe that is not a new camo, is just rusting.

Regards

I had the same impression

And another one of the trio in the air.