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In the air

The English Riviera Airshow will take place from Friday 4 June Sunday 6 June.

Airshow enthusiasts last year were invited to experience breath‑taking performances from the iconic RAF Red Arrows, the agile RAF Typhoon, and the historic Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, alongside an exciting line‑up of military and civilian displays.

The stunning English Riviera will once again provide the backdrop for extraordinary aerial displays from both military and civilian aircraft. Line up to be announced March 2027.

2027 Full Line Up!

Friday Line Up

• pending….

 

2027 Flying Times

  • Friday 4 June: TBC
  • Saturday 5 June: TBC
  • Sunday 6 June: TBC

Saturday Line Up

  • pending…..

Sunday Line Up

  • pending….
2026 Aircraft Information

Royal Air Force Aerobatic Display Team;

Aircraft – BAE Systems Hawk T1

Flying the BAE Systems Hawk T1, the Royal Air Force – Red Arrows, deliver breath‑taking close‑formation manoeuvres with aircraft often flying just feet apart at speeds exceeding 400mph. Each display is meticulously choreographed to demonstrate precision flying, discipline and absolute trust between the pilots.

 RAF Typhoon Display Team;

Aircraft – Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4

The RAF Typhoon Display Team showcases the raw power, agility and technological sophistication of the Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4. As the backbone of the UK’s air defence and expeditionary combat capability, the Typhoon delivers a dramatic display highlighting advanced manoeuvrability and front‑line combat performance.

Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF);

Aircraft – Spitfire, Hurricane & Douglas Dakota

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight exists to honour the sacrifice of those who flew and supported Royal Air Force aircraft during the Second World War. Operating from RAF Coningsby, the BBMF keeps historic aircraft flying as a powerful and moving reminder of Britain’s wartime heritage.

RAF Tutor Display Team; 

Aircraft – Grob Tutor T1

Flying the Grob Tutor T1, the RAF Tutor Display Team delivers a highly engaging display that highlights the fundamentals of military flying. Operated by the RAF and University Air Squadrons, the Tutor plays a crucial role in introducing student pilots to flying before they progress to more advanced aircraft.

Royal Navy Black Cats;

  

Aircraft – Leonardo AW159 Wildcat HMA2

Flying the Leonardo AW159 Wildcat HMA2, the Royal Navy Black Cats deliver a fast‑paced and highly dynamic helicopter display. Renowned for their close‑formation flying, opposition passes and dramatic transitions, the team showcases the agility, power and front‑line capability of modern Royal Navy aviation.

Aerosuperbatics Wingwalkers; 

Aircraft – Boeing‑Stearman Model 75

Operating Boeing‑Stearman Model 75 biplanes, the Aerosuperbatics Wingwalkers present one of the most unique displays on the airshow circuit. Combining classic aircraft with daring wing‑walking stunts, the team demonstrates extraordinary teamwork, balance and precision at low level.

Rich Goodwin Airshows; Jet Pitts

Aircraft – Pitts Special S‑2S “Jet Pitts”

Flown by award‑winning aerobatic pilot Rich Goodwin, the Pitts Special S‑2S “Jet Pitts” combines a high‑performance aerobatic airframe with twin jet turbines. The result is an adrenaline‑fuelled display featuring extreme vertical climbs, torque rolls and astonishing high‑energy manoeuvres.

The Starlings Display Team; 

Aircraft – Extra NG
Flying the Extra NG, The Starlings Display Team specialises in disciplined formation aerobatics. Their display highlights precision flying, teamwork and dynamic, high-energy manoeuvres, showcasing the remarkable agility and performance of modern aerobatic aircraft in close formation.

Jet Provost Display Team; 

Aircraft – BAC Jet Provost T.5

The BAC Jet Provost T.5 is a classic British military jet trainer that played a vital role in training generations of Royal Air Force pilots during the Cold War. The display celebrates the heritage of RAF fast‑jet training, keeping this iconic aircraft flying for modern audiences.

Firebirds Display Team; 

Aircraft – Vans RV‑4

Flying the Vans RV‑4, the Firebirds Display Team delivers a striking and unforgettable twilight display. Combining precision formation aerobatics with wingtip pyrotechnics and LED lighting, the display creates a dramatic visual finale to the day’s flying programme.

Navy Wings Seafire;

Aircraft – North American Harvard T.6
The North American Harvard T.6 is one of the most important advanced training aircraft of the Second World War. Used to prepare thousands of pilots for frontline service, the Harvard represents a vital step in the development of flying skills and combat readiness, offering a powerful reminder of the training that underpinned Britain’s wartime air operations.

Navy Wings Westland Wasp;

Aircraft – Westland Wasp HAS.1

The Westland Wasp HAS.1 is a rare helicopter designed specifically for ship‑borne operations. Operated by Navy Wings, its display brings naval aviation history to life, demonstrating agile handling and the versatility required for maritime operations.

 

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