Going way back in the archives, today marks 17 years to the day that I attended the Australian International Airshow. March 22 (Thursday) was an industry day and also included some arrivals for the airshow the following days. Here are some highlights from that day.

If we're talking anywhere in the world, I would highly recommend the Australian International Airshow. It is a biannual event so doesn't occur until 2025 unfortunately.

I wonder if only having one "headliner" forced their hands here...
(though I suppose a Navy demo could still be addd)

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The Manitoba Airshow is in Nova Scotia?

DanJ wrote: ↑Wed Dec 06, 2023 2:19 am Given they are already coming over mid-June, and have 3 shows in Canada as it is, probably pretty doubtful we can hope for Airshow London in mid-September.

I'm thinking your better bet is the Red Arrows.

And a couple US Navy warbirds. F4U Corsair and F8F Bearcat.

The Erickson Aircraft Collection were great supporters of the show this year. Here are the P-40 Kittyhawk and P-51 Mustang.

Canadian Forces SkyHawks and their jump platform for the show, a CC-138 Twin Otter.

A pair of F-15 Eagles from the Oregon ANG. One flew in the show demonstrating a NORAD intercept and the other was on static display.