On October 1st 2006, more than 5000 people were present at Merna’s Airport. Thanks to organizers (Flying Club “Rusjan Brothers”, Flying Club of Friuli Venezia Giulia and “4° Stormo Association), the show had a very big success, with high school evolutions. The aircrafts flying above the “Duca d’Aosta” were the Pitt’s (American acrobatic planes), the Slovenian acrobatic patrol, the Italian “Yak” patrols, the power-driven gliders Blue Voltige, the acrobatic plane piloted by George Marangoni (record man worldwide), the new glider    Blanik L-13  belonging to Rusjan Brothers Club piloted by Piero Marangon and Alexander Spacapan, the twin turbo prop. Atr.42 and Atr.72 Air Dolomiti, the Slovenian Armed Forces Cugar’s helicopters and finally a marvellous reconstruction of the mythical monoplane EDA V, the aircraft which had been constructed by Rusjan brothers, Gorizia’s pioneers of flight.
The exhibition was well organized and there had also been two spectacular parachutist launches. At the end of the exhibition spectators were surprised by low-attitude flights of BA 146, the splendid “Air Dolomiti Jet”.

The 30th of June 2006, during the celebration of the 15th anniversary of Slovenian independence, at Cerklije military airport, there has been the inauguration of a bust dedicated to Eduardo Rusjan. Next to the monument, Srečko Gombač author of the book “Eduardo and Giuseppe Rusjan brothers from Gorizia), set up a museum dedicated to the two famous flight pioneers brothers Rusjan.
During the ceremony, two people spoke. First of all Karel Erjavek, Minister of Defence of  Slovenian Republic, Then Ernest Ferk, President of the Association of pensioned aviators and promoter of the museum’s set up. General Albin Gutman, Chief of General Staff of the Republic of Slovenian Armed Forces, was also present. Inauguration was followed by an aerial meeting. In it, there was the participation of two “F 16” of Aviano’s American Base.
Spectators admired EDA V’s flight. A monoplane which was the exact copy of one of Rusjan brother’s aircraft, constructed by Albin Novak. The monoplane was piloted by Mr Mezè. Another flight was the one of a “Polikarpov”, a famous Russian airplane of the 2nd World War.