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Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford
From a morning pickup in your local area we travel by coach to our hotel, stopping en-route for some lunch (not included). After checking in to the hotel, we enjoy dinner and our first night’s stay.
Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford
After an early breakfast at the hotel, we depart by coach for RAF Fairford and the Royal International Air Tattoo. We’re treated to an exhilarating flying display from the world’s most skilled pilots, as they take to the skies performing in fast jets, helicopters, giant transporters and historic aircraft. The two-mile showground is also packed with a whole host of activities, shopping opportunities and a static display of over 100 aircraft, while different themed areas feature everything from extreme sports and cutting edge technology to vintage aircraft and classic cars. After the last display, the coach takes us back to our hotel in time for dinner.
Royal International Air Tattoo, Fairford
Following breakfast at the hotel, we check out and depart for home.
RIAT Showground: Static Aircraft, Tech Zones & Vintage Displays
Explore the vast showground to encounter a static display of over 100 aircraft, from historic types to modern tankers. Walk beneath towering tails, chat with crews at their stands and, where permitted, peek into cockpits—ideal for keen photographers and close-up detail.
Beyond the flightline, themed areas reveal cutting-edge technology in the STEM Techno Zone, period nostalgia in the Vintage Village and demos in the RAF Experience. Expect lively exhibitions, vehicles and places to pause for photos and reflection as you navigate this two-mile aviation festival.
Royal International Air Tattoo Flying Display at RAF Fairford
Experience the Royal International Air Tattoo as the skies above RAF Fairford erupt with the thunder of fast jets, helicopter displays and heavy-lift transports. Claim a spot along the two-mile crowdline while precision aerobatics sweep past in tight formations and solo passes, supported by expert live commentary and big-screen coverage.
Hosted by international air arms from NATO partners and beyond, the programme often blends heritage flypasts with frontline performers such as the RAF Typhoon and C-17. This is Britain’s largest military airshow, offering scale, sound and spectacle rarely matched elsewhere.