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Su-30MK2 fighter jet and Yak-130 military aircraft take part in a practice session at Bien Hoa airport in Dong Nai province on March 19 morning.

One of the most anticipated air shows during the ceremony to mark National Reunification Day will be an advanced high-difficulty maneuveur performed by 14 Su-30MK2 fighter jets and Yak-130 military aircraft from the Air Defense-Air Force Service.

A Su-30MK2 fighter jet is taxiing on the runway as it prepares for its performance over the sky.

All of the fighter jets join the airshow with a high degree of precision and professional skills.

The combat aircraft showcase precision flight techniques, such as looping, sharp turns, high-speed dives, and synchronized formations.

Su-30MK2 fighter jets perform in the arrow formation.

The V-shaped formation of Su-30MK2 fighter jets.

They fly at a relatively low altitude, meaning that residents can easily observe them.

Experienced fighter pilots controlled the aircraft with precision, executing tight formation flights, creating a spectacular visual display

The Su-30MK2 fighter jet is considered to be the most modern weapon of the Vietnam People's Army.

The airshow showcases the advanced capabilities of the Vietnamese air force and captivates audiences with their display of precision and skills.

Lieutenant Colonel Ha Dang Luong shares that the pilots of Air Force Regiment 940 have moved from Phu Cat airport in Binh Dinh to Bien Hoa airport in Dong Nai to prepare for National Reunification Day.

This is the first time that experienced pilots from Air Force Regiment 940 have participated in the event, Luong says.

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