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The Undisputed Crowd Favourite At Avalon Wasthe Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker. Flown By Anatolykvochur, Who Gained Fame By Ejecting Fromhis Stricken Mig-29 Fulcrum At The 1989 Parisairshow, The Flanker Thrilled Crowds With Itsamazing Display Of Sheer Power And Agility. The Big Fighter Is Seen Here Landing After Another Crowd Pleasing Display. (John Ruming)
Avalon 95 Airshow Report
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From a number of key areas, Avalon 1995 was a very successful airshow.
Successful trade days, the variety and number of aircraft on display, excellent flying days and improved facilities and services combined to make Avalon 95 a vastly improved show compared with Avalon 92. Only the unpredictable weather, lower than expected crowds on the public days and increased general admission prices were black marks on an otherwise successful and well run airshow.
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