Shannon to stage dazzling airshow to celebrate 70th anniversary of first commercial transatlantic flight. Family fun day to also include wide array of free activities on the ground. An estimated 40,000 people are expected at the airport for the airshow. Shannon Airport will deliver an air display extravaganza on July 18th to mark a key milestone in Irish aviation history, the 70th anniversary of the first commercial transatlantic flight at the airport. The airshow will provide a visual treat from some of…

The Foynes Flying Boat & Maritime Museum is housed in the original Terminal Building in Foynes. Foynes became the centre of the aviation world from 1937 to 1945 and Foynes Airport was known as Shannon Airport during that time. Foynes Air Show 2015 will be a thrilling and exciting Air Show of an international standard, coupled with the rich aviation history of Foynes and its location on the Wild Atlantic Way providing a spectacular backdrop to the display. For more…

Come see Irish Historic Flight's Chipmunks and Aer Lingus Iolar at the Bray Air Display, featuring the following aircraft and participants: Aer Lingus Airbus A320 Cityjet Avro RJ 85 RyanAir B737-800 Swiss Air Force Northrop F-5E Tiger II Stobart / Aer Lingus Regional ATR 72-600 MIG 15 – Norway Irish Search and Rescue S92 Helicopter The BAC 167 Strikemaster RV7 Gerry Humphries Mini Mig – Harry Humphries The Aer Lingus IOLAR Irish Historic Flight Chipmunks Hawker Hunter Jet SBach –…

The Newcastle Festival of Flight returns to Newcastle, Co Down on the 8th of August 2015 with amazing air displays, exhibitions, live music, street entertainment and so much more. Now in its 6th year the Airshow attracts 100,00 people annually to the town with fast jets such as the Red Arrows and Eurofighter Typhoon and classic aircraft such as the Lancaster Bomber and Vulcan XH558 attending the show over the past number of years. The Airshow started in 2010 as…

The Irish Light Aviation Society (ILAS) was formed in 2009 when members of CAACI (Classic Aircraft & Aerobatic Club of Ireland) and SAAC (Society of Amateur Aircraft Constructors) decided to merge both organisations. The purpose of the organisation is to facilitate the construction, restoration and operation of aircraft for recreation in Ireland. More information will be posted closer to the event date on the ILAS web site - http://ilas.ie

The Scottish Airshow Low Green, Ayr event will be open to the public from 10am – 7pm. Please note the display timetable will be subject to change and some aircraft due may not arrive due to either weather or technical reasons. For further infoamtion, visit the event's web site - http://www.scottishairshow.com