07/09/2026
One final look at the skies of BIAS 2026. ✈️🔥
Three very different aircraft. Three completely different personalities.
🇫🇷 Dassault Rafale — a true omnirole fighter, powered by two Safran M88 engines, with a top speed of around Mach 1.8. Built for air-to-air combat, ground attack, reconnaissance and naval missions, the Rafale is known for its versatility, advanced sensors and electronic warfare capabilities.
🇪🇺 Eurofighter Typhoon — two Eurojet EJ200 engines, speeds approaching Mach 2 and an impressive climb rate. Originally designed with air superiority in mind, it has evolved into a highly capable multirole fighter.
🇸🇮 PC-9M Hudournik — representing the Slovenian Air Force, this Swiss-built turboprop is far more than a trainer. Used for advanced pilot training and basic combat training, the Hudournik can also perform light-attack missions. Its name means “Swift” in Slovenian — a fitting name for an aircraft known for its agility and dynamic airshow performances.
Three aircraft. Different missions. Different designs. One unforgettable aviation weekend at BIAS 2026 – Bucharest International Air Show. 🇷🇴
Which one would you choose to see flying again?
