Belgrade Air show 2008

By Darko • October 22, 2008

The Belgrade air show took place above Kalemegdan fortress on October 19th 2008. Organizers dedicated this show to Istvan Kanas, a pilot who crashed recently on Batajnica Airfield during practice for Belgrade air show. Curiosity of this air show is that aircraft were taking off and landing from 5 different airports:

Serbia Air Show 2008

Batajnica air base
Nikola Tesla international airport
Cenej Sport’s Airfield near Novi Sad
Lisiciji Jarak Sport’s Airfield near Belgrade
Vrsac flight academy airport

The airplanes were so close to spectators and some planes were flying below the level of Kalemegdan fortress. An outstanding event not to be missed…

Sky divers, Ultra-light airplane, Gyro-copter, Boeing 737-200,Cessna 150 Aerobat, Cessna 172,Cessna Citation XLS, Cirrus, Cessna 310, Piper Cheyenne, Grumman agricultural,Dromader,An-2,G-2 Sea gull,Kraguj,MiG-29,Gazelle,Bell Jet-ranger, Bell 206, Stars Aerobatic team and a special Aerobatic airplane from Slovenia

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Darko Mladenovic

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Categories: Aerospace
Tags: Batajnica, Cessna, Cirrus, Gazelle, Istvan, J-20, J-21, Jastreb, Kanas, Kraguj, MIG-29

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Darko

Darko Mladenovic I am 31 years old and live in Belgrade, Serbia. I've been modeling for about 15 years, on and off. While I'm happy to build anything, my interests lie primarily in 1/48 scale aircraft. I concentrate on WW2 subjects, although I'm also interested in WW1, early Jet Age and commercial aviation. Since my early days I have build over 150 models but also had a break for about 7 years without modeling. Before my break I was attending all the modeling contests in Serbia and won a quiet few prizes, I was also a referee on modeling competitions in Serbia. Currently I am working on my diploma at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering at the University of Belgrade at the department of Air Transport and Traffic Engineering.

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