09:00 - 09:12

IAR 99 Soim Solo Display

Romanian Air Force

IAR 99 Soim (Hawk) of 95th Air Base of Romanian Air Force Pilot in Command Captain-commander Catalin Alexandru, nicknamed "Piticu" (dwarf), is a flight instructor with more than 1200 flight hours of witch over 580 hours on MIG-21 L and over 500 on IAR 99 Hawk. His crewmate, Captain Cosmin Gaman, nicknamed “Pisoi” (kitten) has a few more steps to become a flight instructor. He has more than 400 flight hours of which more than 300 on IAR 99 Hawk. Hawk uses British Rolls-Royce turbojet engine produced under licence in Romania. IAR 99 Hawk replaced Czech L-29 Dolphin and L-39 Albatros as jet trainers for Romanian Air force.

09:19 - 09:27

Mi-2 & Enstrom 480 Display

LOM PRAHA Flight Training Center

Enstrom 480 is a light training helicopter widely used around the world for training military pilots. Enstrom 480 will be used by its owner LOM Praha for training purposes of its custemers. Mi-2 is a small utility helicopter originally designed by Soviet helicopter manufacturer, but its production took part in Poland. The company LOM Praha is using this helicopter for pilot training. This is a dernier of Mi-2 helicopter as it will be replaced by new Enstrom 480.

09:42 - 09:50

PC-7 Solo Display

Austrian Air Force

Airplane Training Squadron, Zeltweg Air Base Display pilot Stefan "Snake" Hofer has 3500 flight hours on PC7 and PC6. He fIyes at Air Force School at Zeltweg AFB. It is his second time on NATO Days in Ostrava. Last appearance in 2018 was static, this year Austria comes with dynamic display. PC-7 is a Swiss made single-engine turboprop light aircraft for basic and advanced training. Its engine can generate up 550SHP.

10:00 - 10:15

Service hypology

Ostrava Municipal Police

Hippology of the Municipal Police Ostrava will show their skills in riders and horses.

10:25 - 10:40

Close Air Support by two-ship of L-159 ALCAs

21st Tactical Air Force Base

Two L-159 Alcas are performing close air support (CAS) simulated mission. In June their performance was awarded on air show in English Cosford. 212th Tactical Squadron of Czech Air Force flying on advanced light combat aircraft L-159 ALCA domestically produced by Aero Vodochody aerospace company. The aircraft is designed for close air support. Currently, Czech Air Force purchased new Lightening 4i targeting pods enhancing its strike capabilities. 14 L-159 are used in counter-terrorist missions by Iraqi Air Force. This year personnel from 212th Tactical Squadron returned back home from training mission in Iraq, making it the squadron`s first foreign deployment.

11:00 - 11:15

Opening Paradrop

Czech Armed Forces and Polish Armed Forced

Opening joined paradrop with flags of Czech and Polish Army.

11:26 - 11:41

Intervention agains crowd-threatening attacker

Czech Police Intervention Unit, Special Response Team Žilina

The intervention unit intervenes against an active attacker who threatens the crowd. The perpetrator seized a truck into which he may have placed an explosive or a flammable substance. The airport is a place of possible attack because NATO Days are held here. The T-KAT ballistic vehicle designed to stop it will be placed at the point where the offender is supposed to pass, and the intervention teams will intervene against the truck.

11:51 - 12:03

JAS-39C Gripen - solo display

211. Tactical Squadron

Ivo Kardoš is a Czech Air Force Gripen display pilot and a member of an elite 211th Tactical “Tiger” Squadron. Before Saab JAS-39C Gripen, he has flown with training jet L-39 Albatros and light combat aircraft L-159 Alca accumulating over 1700 flight hours. This is his last show as Czech Gripen display pilot. 211th Tactical Squadron of Czech Air Force with their Saab JAS-39C/D Gripen multirole fighters is a member of elite NATO Tigers club. Five Czech Gripens are currently deployed in Estonia on Baltic Air-Policing mission. Czech Gripens form 211th Tactical Squadron have already been deployed three times in Baltics and three times on Iceland on air-policing missions.

12:23 - 12:28

Czech - Polish paradrop

43rd Airborne Battalion, AGAT

43rd Paratroop Battalion from Chrudim is a Commando type unit. Soldiers are trained for tactical airdrop, terrain and urban combat, ambushes and assaults. They have been deployed to combat missions in Balkans, Middle East and Africa. Polish AGAT is a paratrooper, higly mobile elite unit. It is subordinated to Polish special forces headquarters. AGAT unit is trained for assaults and behind enemy lines operations. The paratroopers will jump from Czech and Polish C-295 cargo airplanes.

12:53 - 13:03

Typhoon Display Team

Royal Air Force

British Typhoon Display Team is flying on NATO Days for the fourth time. The last appearance was in 2018. Display pilot Flight Lieutenant Jim Peterson flew his Typhoon on NATO Days in 2018. This is his last show as Typhoon Display pilot. 29th Squadron of Royal Airforce form Coningsby is one of the oldest units in Europe with its more than 100 years of history. The aircraft is the latest and the most advanced Typhoon in RAF, the Typhoon FGR4. It is an air-superiority fighter with full land attack capabilities. Typhoon was developed in a joint program together with Germany, Italy and United Kingdom. It has two extremely powerful turbofan powerplants EJ200 which make fantastic noise typical for Typhoons.

13:13 - 13:18

Patriot & ASCOD

TATRA TRUCKS, GDELS

Patriot II is a new armoured vehicle on the unique Czech Tatra chassis. The construction of the vehicle allows integration of remotely controlled turret with armament up to 20 mm calibre. Patriot II can be also fitted with guided missiles or mortar. It can be easily transported by transport aircraft and vessels. Patriot II has ballistic armour and anti-explosion seats for maximal crew protection against improvised explosives devices and mines.

13:23 - 13:43

The International Control Action

Customs Administration of the Czech Republic, Customs Administration of Germany

Customs officers will jointly demonstrate the activity of mobile surveillance patrols of the Czech and German customs administrations in a dynamic demonstration. It will also present a new mobile luggage X-ray, through fictitious illegal transport and subsequent seizure of tobacco products near the border crossing.

13:48 - 13:53

Swiss bloc III: F/A-18 Hornet & PC-7 Team overflight

Swiss Air Force

Swiss Air Force PC-7 Team celebrates this year its 30th anniversary. Team leader Captain Cyril “Johnny” Johner has flown over 2500 flight hours on PC-21, PC-7 and F/A-18. Pilots of the team are Lieutenant Colonel Daniel “Stampa” Stämpfli, Captain Marius “Pnö” Egger, Captain Beda “Beda” Staehelin, Captain Maurice “Moe” Mattle, Captain Matthias “Nemo” Grossen, Captain Christian “Sassel” Savary, Captain Alain “Fondü” Von Büren, Captain Benjamin “Daffy” Matthey, Captain Andreas “Menkster” Menk It takes minimally four years to became a Swiss PC-7 team pilot. F/A-18 display pilot Captain Nicolas “Vincent” Rossier has over 2000 flying hours, including 1000 hours on the F/A-18 Hornet. In the past, Captain Nicolas “Vincent” Rossier was flying on Pilatus PC-7, F-5E Tiger II and now he flies on F/A-18 Hornet. This is his last show as Swiss Hornet display pilot

14:03 - 14:30

Swiss bloc V: PC-7 Team display

Swiss Air Force

Swiss Air Force PC-7 Team celebrates this year its 30th anniversary. Team leader Captain Cyril “Johnny” Johner has flown over 2500 flight hours on PC-21, PC-7 and F/A-18. Pilots of the team are Lieutenant Colonel Daniel “Stampa” Stämpfli, Captain Marius “Pnö” Egger, Captain Beda “Beda” Staehelin, Captain Maurice “Moe” Mattle, Captain Matthias “Nemo” Grossen, Captain Christian “Sassel” Savary, Captain Alain “Fondü” Von Büren, Captain Benjamin “Daffy” Matthey, Captain Andreas “Menkster” Menk It takes minimally four years to became a Swiss PC-7 team pilot.

14:35 - 14:47

MiG-21 LanceR Solo Display

Romanian Air Force

Colonel Gheorghe "Gika" Stancu is the solo display pilot, having more than 3000 flying hours. He took part in many air shows, including Ostrava NATO Days in 2016. The most recent airshow was the prestigious Royal Air Tattoo 2019. The fighter comes form the 86th Air Base of Romanian Air Force. NATO code name of MiG-21 LanceR is “Fishbed”.

15:07 - 15:17

Vehicle extrication

Fire Rescue Service

15:37 - 15:52

Assault of reconnaissance group

102nd Reconnaissance Battalion, 22nd Helicopter Air Force Base

The reconnaissance group will raid the enemy, which will consist of a four-man paramilitary group. They will try to close out the person of interest and obtain information through captured documentation.

16:07 - 16:19

MEDEVAC solo display by W-3A Sokol

24th Transport Aviation Base of Czech Army

Display pilot Major Petr “Šáfa” Šafařík has total flight time of 2600 flight hours, of which more than 2200 flight hours logged on W-3A Sokol. He performed the SAR Air Display at NATO Days last year with W-3A Sokol. Major Šafařík have been flying within the Czech Air Force since 1999. Currently flown types are W-3A Sokol, Mi-17. His current qualifications are Flight Instructor/Inspector on both types of helicopter. W-3A Sokol is used in the Czech Air Force for transport a search and rescue missions. W-3A Sokol is a Polish made helicopter by PZL Swidnik company.

16:29 - 16:34

Award of the Ostrava Mayor ceremony

The Mayor of the Statutory City of Ostrava will award the prize for the best flight display according to the viewers' vote to Capt. Ivo Kardoš and Martin Šonka, who performed at a joint performance of JAS-39 Gripen and Extra 300 aircraft.

10:40 - 11:10

K9 Unit of Czech Customs Service

Customs Administration of the Czech Republic

K9 officers will present training of their dogs in sniffing out drugs, tabacco, alcohol, money, CITES and guns a and ammunition.

12:03 - 12:53

K9 neutralisation of dangerous offenders

Cynology of the Police of the Czech Republic, Regional Directorate of the Police Force of the Slovak

The presentation will be divided on five parts. The first part will present K9 tactical handling. The K9 officer will have his dog between his legs, so that he has his hands free for the manipulation with gun. Another four parts are various model situations like neutralisation of offenders.

15:09 - 15:25

Activities of a squad at checkpoint in front of critical infrastructure object

Regional Military Command Ostrava

Infantry squad is checking incoming vehicle with a driver in front of a critical infrastructure object. An unreported gun has been discovered by the driver. The driver is arrested and handed over to Czech police.