From all of us at this year’s airshow:

Thank

You

You the community are what made this event such a success.

This Year's Awe-Inspiring Lineup

F-35A Demo Team

The F-35A is the U.S. Air Force’s latest fifth-generation fighter. It will replace the U.S. Air Force’s aging fleet of F-16 Fighting Falcons and A-10 Thunderbolt II’s, which have been […]

Flight of the Flags

Families of deceased service men and women and first responders who have received tri-fold flags in their honor will have an opportunity to “fly” those flags at this year’s airshow! If you’re interested in participating in this event, please call 724-691-8960 to make arrangements. The flags [...]

P-51D Bald Eagle

Jim Beasley has been flying historic fighter aircraft for over twenty years and has accumulated thousands of hours in aircraft such as the P-51 Mustang and Supermarine Spitfire, as well as Navy fighters including the F4U Corsair and Grumman F8F Bearca. Wednesday June 26, 2013. The [...]

The Heritage Flight

The Heritage Flight is a wonderful display of simultaneous old and new in American Aviation.

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Scott Francis

Scott possesses a surface level aerobatic waiver and flies in more than 30 airshows each year. He particularly enjoys interacting with spectators before and after each show. When he isn’t flying an “away show”, he can be seen performing at the Flying Circus in Bealeton, VA [...]

Patrick McAlee

Patrick and his dynamic partner, Natalia, form the ultimate airshow “dynamic duo.” While Patrick wows the crowd with high-energy aerobatics, Natalia takes the ground by storm as the “Wonder Woman of Aviation.” Her cosplay initiative promotes strength and self-expression, offering fans a chance to meet a [...]

Kevin Russo

North American Aviation’s “T-6 Texan” was one of the most important aircrafts developed during the 1930’s. As an advanced trainer for the military, AT-6 for the Army, SNJ for the Navy and Harvard for Canada, it featured retractable landing gear, increased power (600 HP), and more [...]

Erik Edgren

The “T-Clips” was originally built by Taylorcraft in 1939. It was “Clipped” for aerobatics in 1997 by Steve Givens using a mix of both the Swick and Cole Plans. Erik has further modified the T-Clips with inverted fuel and oil and airshow smoke systems making it [...]

The Jersey Jerks

The Jerks are highly experienced and trained formation pilots who have been a part of the Warbird community for most of their lives. They are only moderately grumpy. The Texan/SNJ is one of the most important aircraft ever designed. During WWII in the US Army Air [...]

Jerry Conley – DH-115 ‘Vampire’

The Vampire, being the Beginning of ALL modern jet aviation, is truely inspiring to watch fly. The de Havilland Vampire is truely a unique and historical aircraft. Developed as the Worlds First Single Engine Jet Fighter, we, with the passage of time forget just how amazing [...]

Curtiss P-40 Warhawk

The pilot behind the aircraft is Warbird Adventures’ own Thom Richard, owner of the American Dream. Being one of only five TP-40’s in the world, this is the only one offering dual instruction, enticing exhilarating experience flights to the public. The snarling teeth and vicious eyes [...]

NiteMare II

A Monster Truck with a long history enters the ring as a ground feature at this year’s airshow!

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EA-18G Growler (Ground Exhibit)

The EA-18G Growler is a variant in the F/A-18 family of aircraft that combines the proven F/A-18F Super Hornet platform with a sophisticated electronic warfare suite. Built to replace the EA-6B Prowler, the Growler is the first newly-designed electronic warfare aircraft produced in more than 35 [...]

C-53 Beach City Baby

In the late 30’s, the U.S. Army Air Corps was well behind the world in terms of military aviation. US Army Air Corps General Hap Arnold knew this needed to change. At the time the slim budget had to be appropriated correctly for fighter aircraft and [...]

The Big Idaho® Potato Truck

The Big Idaho® Potato Truck is on its 12th cross-country journey! It began in 2012 as a one-year campaign to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the Idaho Potato Commission and became quickly apparent with its success that it would be more than a one-year occurrence, it [...]

Oscar Mayer Weinermobile

Driven by America’s hunger. Hotdoggers are the official spokespeople of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile who travel on a coast-to-coast wiener roast on a year-long tour spreading miles of smiles. Since 1988, Hotdoggers have relished seeing the country through the windshield of an American icon, representing the [...]

Born To Fly Virtual Airborne Experience

The U.S. Air Force is the most advanced, most powerful air force in the world. This mobile tour introduces two reasons why. Divided up into two unique VR experiences, visitors have the option to pilot an F-35 fighter through a canyon using a real-life throttle and [...]

Parking Map

Road Closures

Airport Road from SR 981 to Earhart Road.
Earhart Road from Airport Road to St. Xavier Road
St. Xavier Road from Route 30 to Haines Road
Haines Road from Airport Road to Sessi Road

These closures are in effect the following dates:

Thursday, August 15 – 12 noon to 2pm / 3pm to 4pm
Friday, August 16 – 1pm to 4pm
Saturday/Sunday, August 17 & 18 – 8am to 4:30pm

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Obtain an Airshow ticket?

General Admission Tickets: Will be on sale exclusively at Shop ‘n Save supermarkets in advance for $14.00 per ticket. Tickets will be sold at Shop N Save through Sunday August 18 until the supply runs out. Then tickets will be on sale at the gate for $20.00.

Preferred Seating Tickets: Price is $60.00 includes parking. This option gives you a great spot to view the show. You must bring your own seat. No Umbrellas, No tents or gear that obstructs the view of other spectators. Go to our online store to purchase preferred seating tickets.

VIP Tickets: Price is $200.00 and includes Free Parking, Cart & Shuttle Service to Tent, Premium Under Tent or Outdoor Seating, Air Conditioned Private Restroom Trailer w/running Water, Physically Disabled Access, Food & Soft Drinks, Cash Wine & Beer, Commemorative Program.
Go to our online store to purchase VIP tickets.

When do tickets go on sale at Shop ‘n Save?

June 12, 2024

Can the tickets be used for either day?

Yes, Tickets will have both Saturday and Sunday stubs on them and are good for one of the days only.

Will tickets be available at the gate?

Yes. Tickets will be on sale at the gate for $20.00 per individual ticket.

Do military veterans receive a discounted ticket price?

No. Tickets must be purchased in advance at Shop N Save to receive a discount.

Will people be allowed to attend who do not arrive in a vehicle?

Yes. To be on airport grounds including the parking lot area all attendees must have a valid ticket.

What time does the gate open?

Gate opens at 9 AM each day.

What is the cost to park a car?

$10.00. Proceeds benefit the local fire departments.

Will there be handicap parking available?

Yes. Transportation from the parking lot will be provided to and from the exhibitor and spectator areas.

Can I tailgate and watch the airshow from the parking lot?

Yes. Each individual tailgater must have a valid individual ticket in their possession to watch the airshow on airport property. No Alcohol, cooking or open flames.

Can I bring my own alcohol on airport property?

No. Alcohol will be available for purchase at the event.

Can I grill my own food at my car or on airport property?

No. No cooking or open flames on site will be permitted. Food will be available for purchase from food vendors.

Can I bring my own cooler with food and refreshments?

Yes. Coolers, food and non –alcohol refreshments are permitted. Alcohol not purchased on the grounds, grills and open flames are not permitted.

What if the airshow is cancelled and I purchased a ticket?

If for some reason the airshow is officially cancelled, tickets will be valid for the next airshow.

If I exit the parking area may I return that day?

Yes, but there will be a $10.00 parking fee each time you re-enter the parking area.

Are Campers/motorhomes allowed?

Yes. Parking fee will apply and each passenger must have a valid ticket to be on airport property. No overnight parking will be allowed.

Can I Obtain a VIP ticket for either Saturday or Sunday?

Yes. VIP tickets are available for either day until sold out. Follow www.palmerairport.com for updated ticket availability.

Is smoking permitted?

Smoking is permitted in the parking lot. Smoking will not be permitted in the spectator area or exhibitor/food vendor area.

What am I allowed to access while on Airport property?

You will have access to the spectator, exhibitor and food vendor areas within the venue.

Will restrooms be available?

Yes. Restrooms will be available throughout the parking lot and spectator area.

What should I do if I have an emergency?

Call 911 if you need emergency assistance.

Are Pets allowed?

No. Service animals are allowed but you must be in possession of any official service animal designation documents.

May I bring chairs to sit on?

Yes. Chairs must remain within your allotted parking space in the parking lot. Chairs may be brought in to the spectator area but may not obstruct another spectator’s view.

May I set-up a tent or umbrella to sit under?

No. Tents, canopies or any device that blocks the view of others are not permitted

May I utilize motorized equipment or bicycles to travel about the Exhibitor area or around the grounds?

ADA certified motorized equipment is permitted for use. Scooters, minibikes, bicycles, ATV’s or skateboards and motorized equipment not ADA certified are not allowed.