Glory to the wings flying in the sky of the Fatherland

Over the past few days, dozens of aircraft of the Vietnam People's Army, with the spirit of "overcoming the sun and rain", have successfully completed the mission of flying to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day, September 2.

SU-30MK2 fighter jets drop heat traps in the sky of the capital.

Leading the flight formations were Mi helicopters hoisting the Party and national flags.

Helicopter squadron departs from Hoa Lac airport.

Helicopters flew over the ceremonial platform and Hanoi Flag Tower , circled around Hoan Kiem Lake and August Revolution Square.

This is a symbol of great solidarity and pride of the Party and nation.

The Mi-171, Mi-17, and Mi-8 in the squadron also demonstrate the bravery, intelligence, and aspiration to build the country to rise in the new era .

Following the helicopter formation was a formation of Casa C-295 and C-212 transport aircraft.

Transport aircraft formation departing from Gia Lam airport ( Hanoi ).

Yak-130 multi-role training aircraft fly over the capital's sky.

A product of the Ykovlev Design Bureau ( Russian Federation ), the Yak-130 is a 2-seat jet trainer aircraft with a maximum take-off weight of more than 10 tons.

The Yak-130 has a maximum speed of up to 1,060 km/h and a flight ceiling of 12,500 m.

Notably, the Yak-130 can simulate the control characteristics of many 4th and 5th generation fighter aircraft, typically the Su-27 and MiG-29.

The most anticipated aircraft are the SU-30MK2 squadron .

The SU-30MK2, nicknamed "king cobra", is the pride and mainstay of the Vietnam People's Air Force.

SU-30MK2 squadron drops flares against the blue sky.

This is the most modern fighter aircraft of the Vietnam People's Army, put into service since December 2006.

SU-30MK2 is equipped with a wide variety of firepower: air-to-ground missiles, guided bombs...

The SU-30MK2 dropped a heat trap while flying over Ba Dinh Square .

"King Cobra" soars in the sky of freedom.

Another angle of view when the SU-30MK2 fighter drops a heat trap.

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