Locals and visitors alike will be looking up at the skies this weekend as the Lauderdale Air Show returns for a fresh, rebranded start after a five-year hiatus. From beach or ocean, spectators will enjoy thrilling views of extreme aircraft acrobatics by top military and civilian pilots. This year, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the show with patriotic pride along with the U.S. Navy Seals parachute team. The B-1 Bomber will also make a grand entrance in the waterfront skies. Civilian pilots include the Black Diamond Jet Team, GEICO Skytypers and Freestyle Aerobatic World Champion Rob Holland.
Photo courtesy of Lauderdale Air Show.
The show is free, but premium viewing spots are available near the Air Show Center at A1A and Sunrise Boulevard. A luxe package at the Pelican Grand Resort includes rooftop viewing on the 12th floor, closer to the exciting roar of the powerful aircraft engines and breathtaking aerial maneuvers. The Lauderdale Air Show opens Friday, April 27 with a take-off party at the Harbor Beach Marriot and runs through Sunday, April 29. Visit Lauderdale Air Showfor more information. For VIP tickets at the resort and other area venues, click here.
Locals and visitors alike will be looking up at the skies this weekend as the Lauderdale Air Show returns for a fresh, rebranded start after a five-year hiatus.
From beach or ocean, spectators will enjoy thrilling views of extreme aircraft acrobatics by top military and civilian pilots. This year, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the show with patriotic pride along with the U.S. Navy Seals parachute team. The B-1 Bomber will also make a grand entrance in the waterfront skies.
Civilian pilots include the Black Diamond Jet Team, GEICO Skytypers and Freestyle Aerobatic World Champion Rob Holland.
The show is free, but premium viewing spots are available near the Air Show Center at A1A and Sunrise Boulevard. A luxe package at the Pelican Grand Resort includes rooftop viewing on the 12th floor, closer to the exciting roar of the powerful aircraft engines and breathtaking aerial maneuvers.
The Lauderdale Air Show opens Friday, April 27 with a take-off party at the Harbor Beach Marriot and runs through Sunday, April 29. Visit Lauderdale Air Show and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau for more information. For VIP tickets at the resort and other area venues, click here.
-- Maria de los Angeles is a freelance wordsmith based in Miami.
Locals and visitors alike will be looking up at the skies this weekend as the Lauderdale Air Show returns for a fresh, rebranded start after a five-year hiatus.
From beach or ocean, spectators will enjoy thrilling views of extreme aircraft acrobatics by top military and civilian pilots. This year, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the show with patriotic pride along with the U.S. Navy Seals parachute team. The B-1 Bomber will also make a grand entrance in the waterfront skies.
Civilian pilots include the Black Diamond Jet Team, GEICO Skytypers and Freestyle Aerobatic World Champion Rob Holland.
The show is free, but premium viewing spots are available near the Air Show Center at A1A and Sunrise Boulevard. A luxe package at the Pelican Grand Resort includes rooftop viewing on the 12th floor, closer to the exciting roar of the powerful aircraft engines and breathtaking aerial maneuvers.
The Lauderdale Air Show opens Friday, April 27 with a take-off party at the Harbor Beach Marriot and runs through Sunday, April 29. Visit Lauderdale Air Show and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau for more information. For VIP tickets at the resort and other area venues, click here.
-- Maria de los Angeles is a freelance wordsmith based in Miami.
Locals and visitors alike will be looking up at the skies this weekend as the Lauderdale Air Show returns for a fresh, rebranded start after a five-year hiatus.
From beach or ocean, spectators will enjoy thrilling views of extreme aircraft acrobatics by top military and civilian pilots. This year, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the show with patriotic pride along with the U.S. Navy Seals parachute team. The B-1 Bomber will also make a grand entrance in the waterfront skies.
Civilian pilots include the Black Diamond Jet Team, GEICO Skytypers and Freestyle Aerobatic World Champion Rob Holland.
The show is free, but premium viewing spots are available near the Air Show Center at A1A and Sunrise Boulevard. A luxe package at the Pelican Grand Resort includes rooftop viewing on the 12th floor, closer to the exciting roar of the powerful aircraft engines and breathtaking aerial maneuvers.
The Lauderdale Air Show opens Friday, April 27 with a take-off party at the Harbor Beach Marriot and runs through Sunday, April 29. Visit Lauderdale Air Show and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau for more information. For VIP tickets at the resort and other area venues, click here.
-- Maria de los Angeles is a freelance wordsmith based in Miami.
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