As I mentioned in one of the previous posts the flights were taking place quite further from the audience then I remember from before, so with my small camera I wasn't able to make some spectacular photos. Martin had much better camera so I will leave it to him to post photos of aircraft in flight at his own choosing...
Here are just a few photos of my own - flights of J-22 Orao, Hungarian Mi-24 and "Stars" Serbian aerobatic team with G-2 Galebs. Finally, there's a photo of Spanish CASA C-295 on the runway which showed impressive aerial display, untypical for transport aircraft. At one point aircraft was in a steep dive closing to the ground fast and people in the audience (myself included) thought he will crash. But the pilot pulled out at very low altitude as if he was flying an fighter and not a transport. I was so transfixed with this sight that I didn't took any picture. After the flight the aircraft rolled to the static display area so we were able to see it up close. Rumor has it that our AF is interested in purchasing few of this aircraft as a replacement for elderly An-26s currently in use.
Dannish F-16 also put a quite impressive aerial display. Others were good too. The flight program started with flyby of all types of aircraft currently on the Serbian AF inventory. Our MiG-29s simulated a dog fight. Other participants in aerial display were Hungarian Gripen and Mi-24, Danish F-16, Spanish C-295, French Alpha Jet, Czech L-159 Alca, British Hawk, Romanian MiG-21 Lancer, Slovenian Pilatus PC-9, then old timers once serving with Yugoslavian AF - Kraguj, Utva and G-2 Galeb. In the end there was "Stars" aerobatic team. (Hope I haven't forgot someone.)