This Mi-2 was commisioned into the Czechoslovak AF in October 1988. It was transferred over to the Czechs in January 1993 and served until October 2018. It is now preserved in front of the CLV building at LKPD. CLV - Centrum Leteckého Výcviku (Aviation Training Center) in Pardubice is part of the state enterprise LOM Prague, which since April 2004 has been providing pilot training for the Czech AF.

One of four Czech Hinds from 221st Helicopter Squadron which participated in 1995's International Air Tattoo.

These two old Hinds are stored on the Kbely museum grounds but held back and not on the display line. Hopefully, as they have been moved to the museum this indicates that they will be refurbished for display. It is a real pity that 6050 on the right is at such a poor angle as it is an unusual DU trainer variant.

Preparing to taxi out to head back to Pardubice, home of the Centrum Leteckého Výcviku, or Air Training Centre.

The twin-engined, multipurpose W-3 Sokół (Falcon) is the first helicopter entirely designed and produced in Poland. This example is pictured during a MEDEVAC solo display at NATO Days 2019.

Air Power 2000

Of 243 Helicopter Squadron based at Prague - Kbely (LKKB).