It’s the last day of the 2023 Bournemouth Air Festival but there’s still time to get yourself down to the seafront to watch an incredible line up of entertainment.
Flying is due to start today at 1.30pm however please note that aircraft are subject to availability and weather conditions and flying times may be subject to change at any time.
For an up to date flying timetable please purchase a souvenir programme which will allow you access to the online timetable which is updated throughout the event.
You can also download the Bournemouth Air Festival app for free on iOS and Android, and if you’ve purchased a programme you can access the up dated timetable via the app using your unique code.
Saturday’s Flying Schedule
Daytime Displays 1.30pm till 5.30pm
Tigers Parachute Display team
Yakovlevs – YAK 50
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight
RAF – Red Arrows – 2.30PM
Firebirds – RV4 x2
T-67 Firefly
Fairey Swordfish & Wasp HAS1
Wasp HAS1
Fairey Swordfish
Tutor Display Team – Tutor T1
Chinook HC6A
Bronco Demo Team
Pitts S2S
The Starlings – Extra 300NG & CAP232
Rolls Royce Heritage Flight – Spitfire XIX & P-51 Mustang
Typhoon FGR4
What else is on?
Up on East Overcliff a variety of Vintage Cars will be on display between 9.00am and 6.00pm.
The Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines will be performing in the Lower Gardens between 11:00am and 12:00pm.
The festival site is open from 10.00am with plenty to see and do on the beach between the Bournemouth and Boscombe piers, up on the East Overcliff and down in the Lower Gardens. The Royal Navy village, located on the beach, has interactive attractions and demonstrations, plus you can meet serving and former personnel and learn more about the navy and its charities. In the Army village, also on the beach, you can get up close to army equipment like the Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank, and meet soldiers who can tell you more about life in the army. Up on the East Overcliff you’ll find the popular RAF Village where you can meet the support teams for the Typhoon, Red Arrows, Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Chinook, plus get information about a career in the RAF.
Find out more about the aircraft and the festival by visiting our Bournemouth Air Festival page. And please remember this is for guidance only, times are subject to weather and aircraft availability.
Image credit – Firebirds via https://bournemouthair.co.uk/whats-on/in-the-air/