The Bournemouth Air Festival is set to return for 2023, where attendees will be able to take in the thrilling displays from many aircraft teams.
The Air Festival is the UK’s biggest free air and land festival and will see planes from across Britain’s aviation history fly across Bournemouth beach.
Thousands of people are expected to attend, wanting to catch a glimpse of Typhoons, the Chinook Display team and of course the Red Arrows.
Here are the details on the display times for the festival so far, which is taking place from Thursday, August 31 to Sunday, September 3.
What are the display times for Bournemouth Air Show 2023 so far?
Many people will be looking forward to watching the Red Arrows and the ace team have confirmed their performance times.
They will appear on Thursday at 5.30pm, Friday and Saturday at 5pm and Sunday at 2.45pm.
Meanwhile, the Royal Air Force Chinook Display Team and the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (consisting of aircraft such as Spitfires, Hurricanes and Lancasters) are set to fly.
At the moment no times have been confirmed for when exactly the displays will be happening.
Alongside that, the RAF Typhoon is scheduled to have a display on all four days of the festival, but exact timings have not been released yet.
Bournemouth Air Festival has said: "The [Chinook] team have only chosen only eight air shows to display at this season, so their performance of pirouettes and turns over our award-winning coastline, is not to be missed."
Councillor Millie Earl, Deputy Leader of BCP Council and Portfolio Holder for Connected Communities, said: “Having the Chinook Display Team and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at this year’s event is an opportunity not to be missed.
“Make sure you to get the best view of the festival and snap up some of the hospitality seats going. The event promises to be something for everyone.”
Other displays such as the Super Pitts Muscle Bi-Plane, The Aerosuperbatic Wingwalkers and The Tigers Freefall Team have also not confirmed exact times yet.
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