Aviadarts in Ryazan (Russia) 03.08.2018

[JohanNasstrom]

A few photos from Ryazan Dyagilevo

4 countries participated in the competition AviaDarts, which this year was held in the Russian city of Ryazan.

Russia, China, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.

Was a great day with a lot of different stuff, such as TU-22M3, MI-24 and AN-72.

Hope that you enjoy!

[Numbercruncher]

Wow, very impressive hardware there, thanks for sharing!

Grtz,

Robert W

[JohanNasstrom]

Wow, very impressive hardware there, thanks for sharing!

Grtz,

Robert W

Thanks Robert! More to come!

[BlackBird]

Nice! Those Belarus MI's are seldom seen

Due to compression (I guess) the pics seem to be out of focus (unsharp).

Advise to other viewers: by clicking on the pictures you will follow a link to imgbb resulting in a HR version of that picture.

[JohanNasstrom]

Nice! Those Belarus MI's are seldom seen

Due to compression (I guess) the pics seem to be out of focus (unsharp).

Advise to other viewers: by clicking on the pictures you will follow a link to imgbb resulting in a HR version of that picture.

Thanks! Yeah, I guess that is due to the compression. Like you said, if the link is clicked the full picture is shown.
I am open to suggestions on how to post pictures in a better way!

[JohanNasstrom]

A few more pictures for you guys! Was great seeing the Chinese IL-76MD flying, same with the Y-9 and the Russian camouflage MI-26! Enjoy!

[patrick dirksen]

Nice shots indeed! All taken from outside the fence I presume? No problems with security? Heard rumours of somebody being taken away by security.

[Bennie]

Heard rumours of somebody being taken away by security.

The Su24s would have been worth it!

[Zonan]

That KA-50 is such a beauty

[Ecm]

Great pics Johan!
Could you maybe post the serialnumbers of the Mi-24's? They are painted on the stubwings.
MTIA.

[JohanNasstrom]

Nice shots indeed! All taken from outside the fence I presume? No problems with security? Heard rumours of somebody being taken away by security.

Well, we got approached by security after 8 hours, but their concern was that they said we were standing too close to the air base itself. However, what makes this tricky is, the base does not have a fence.

I would never go here without it being Aviadarts and never without being able to speak Russian.

But I would say that it was worth it for the amount of amazing planes that we saw.

[JohanNasstrom]

Some Xian JH-7 and SU-24!

[Ian French]

From the photos the hind c/ns look like 3534623912936 for 46 and 3534623912942 for 47. 47 is further away in the photo so the c/n is much harder to read. Pretty sure it ends 942 but the preceding 4 digits may not be correct.

[Ecm]

From the photos the hind c/ns look like 3534623912936 for 46 and 3534623912942 for 47. 47 is further away in the photo so the c/n is much harder to read. Pretty sure it ends 942 but the preceding 4 digits may not be correct.

Thanks Ian, these cns seem plausible for Mi-24RCh variants and fit in known ranges, but I would rather like the c/ns being confirmed 100%.
Johan, could you shine a light on this please? MTIA.

[JohanNasstrom]

From the photos the hind c/ns look like 3534623912936 for 46 and 3534623912942 for 47. 47 is further away in the photo so the c/n is much harder to read. Pretty sure it ends 942 but the preceding 4 digits may not be correct.

Thanks Ian, these cns seem plausible for Mi-24RCh variants and fit in known ranges, but I would rather like the c/ns being confirmed 100%.
Johan, could you shine a light on this please? MTIA.

Hi! I got the same answer from what I could see it is that c/ns!

And thanks Ian for the help when I was absent from the forum!