Zdroj: http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=101299
These are privately owned. The plane is probably hitching a ride on the LHD (transport, not ops).
The owners of those L-29 planes (N179EP a.k.a. #79 and N5959L), Tactical Air Support, Inc., also own a Su-27 that operates as an aggressor in the US.
Stranky Tactical Air Support:
http://www.tacticalairsupport.com/HOME.html
http://www.tacticalairsupport.com/aircraft.html
Our Aero Vodochody "Super Delfins" have upgraded engines (replacing the original engine with a Pratt & Whitney J-60) with increased fuel efficiency and a startling 50% increase in maximum thrust. With its reduced weight and increased power, our L-29s have the same thrust-to-weight ratio as the USAF’s A-10, will do 425 KCAS at sea level with a 12,000 fpm climb rate. Equipped with modern avionics, including UHF radios and GPS, this rugged jet is the perfect low cost training or test platform.
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