The Blackpool Air Show is back this weekend, bringing thrilling aerial displays to the Lancashire coast. The event promises a lineup of world-class performances, including the Red Arrows, AeroSuperBatics Wingwalkers, and the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
The show takes place over the Irish Sea, just off Blackpool’s seafront. The best viewing spots are along the Tower Festival Headland, directly opposite Blackpool Tower, stretching from North Pier to Central Pier.
Get There
The seafront is easily accessible by tram or bus, and it’s a 15-minute walk from Blackpool North Railway Station. For those driving, organisers advise arriving early, as parking spaces are limited and will fill up quickly.
Show Time
The displays start later in the afternoon on both days.
Saturday, August 9:
- The Red Arrows open the show at 14:00 BST.
- Flypasts continue until the RAF Typhoon ends the day at 17:18.
Sunday, August 10:
- The RAF Typhoons are the first attraction in the sky at 13:55.
- The last planes will be the Red Arrows at 17:00.
Throughout the weekend, expect high-adrenaline wingwalking acts, daring aerobatics, and a stunning lineup of historic and modern aircraft.
Weather Forecast
For those wondering about the conditions, here’s a quick look at the Blackpool weather forecast for the air show weekend. It’s shaping up nicely, with mostly sunny skies expected, though some rain could roll in later Sunday evening.
The Air Show Village, located on the Tower Festival Headland, will be open from 11:00 until 18:00 each day. It will feature stalls, food concessions, and family-friendly entertainment.
The Blackpool Air Show 2025 is shaping up to be a spectacular event. Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast or looking for a fun day out with the family, this free event offers something for everyone.
Don’t miss the chance to witness some of the best in British aviation against the stunning backdrop of Blackpool’s seafront.
