445 viewsServing as Gate Guard at Sion is Vampire FB.6 J-1190 - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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399 viewsA former US Navy aircraft, this T-28B Trojan HB-RCT belongs to the Jet Alpine Fighter based at Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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433 viewsSeen at Sion is PC-7 A-935 from Pilotenschule - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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423 viewsPC-7 A-935 and A-936 seen arriving at Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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388 viewsPilotenschule PC-7 A-928 landing at Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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412 viewsOne of four PC-7, A-922, assigned to the Pilotenschule that visited Sion on 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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409 viewsPilotenschule PC-7 A-922 and A-928 shot on landing at Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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415 viewsA Swiss Air Force pilot in the cockpit of his PC-7 - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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404 viewsInside the military base at Sion is gate guardian Mirage IIIRS R-2114 - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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431 viewsFliegerstaffel 18 F/A-18C J-5016 present in the maintenance hangar at Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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434 viewsF-5F J-3212 seen at Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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434 viewsA pair of F-5F, J-3203 and J-3205, take-off in formation from Sion - 03/06/05 (C) Didier Kories
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For the 8th edition of its rally, the NATO Flying Club headed to Austria and Switzerland in May 2005. Four single-engine, four-seat private aircraft took part in the rally which started in Charleroi airport. On the way to Austria, stops were made at Hosin (Czech Republic) and Maribor (Slovenia). Austria was crossed via Zeltweg, Aigen, Wiener-Neustadt and Tulln-Langenlebarn. The four aircraft then took the direction of Sion in Switzerland before heading back to Charleroi after a week of flying.