From the huge line-up of aircraft to travel information, here is all you need to know ahead of the Old Buckenham Airshow 2024.
Where does the Old Buckenham Airshow 2024 take place?
The Old Buckenham Airshow takes place at Old Buckenham Airfield, near Attleborough, in Norfolk.
What are the dates and times?
The 2024 dates are Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28 2024 from 8.30am to 6.30pm on both days, with the aircraft displays from approximately 12.30pm.
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What aircraft will be at the Old Buckenham Airshow?
Appearing on both days unless stated otherwise
-Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, Sally B
-NEBO Air Electric Arrows - the world's only electric aircraft display team.
-Spitfire Mark 1
-Spitfire MH434
-Spitfire Mk IX “Porky II”
-Rich Goodwin Jet Pitts
-The Jet Para Hawks
-The Royal Air Force - Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning (Saturday only)
-Phoenix Fireworks and the TJD Remote Control Team
-North American Navion
-GI Flight - Three Piper J3 Cubs and a US Tiger Moth
-The Chipmunk Trio (Sunday only)
-The Titans
-The Royal Air Force Falcons Parachute Display Team
-The Royal Air Force Typhoon Display Team
-Buchon 109
-P-51 Mustang “Jersey Jerk”
-North American T6
-The Turbulent Team
-P-47 Thunderbolt
-The Mono Display Team
-Boeing Stearman
-SF260
-Beechcraft Staggerwing “Bohica”
-Beechcraft Staggerwing
How do I get there and is there free parking?
The address is Old Buckenham Airfield, Abbey Road, Old Buckenham, Norfolk, NR17 1PU and car parking is free for ticket holders.
Once you get on the A11, stop using Sat Nav and follow the yellow signs to the venue.
Allow plenty of time and do not go through Attleborough or take the emergency route.
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Will there be things to see and do on the ground?
Yes, there is also lots to see and do on the ground, including a funfair, food village, military displays, live music, The Walmington-on-Sea Home Guard and museums.
Are dogs allowed at the show?
Yes, dogs are allowed on leads though be aware that some of the displays are very loud.
Is the event accessible for people with disabilities and visitors with babies?
Yes, there is designated disabled parking close to the entrance and a free shuttle service runs to the spectator area.
As well as the disabled toilets there is a RevoLOOtion facility with a toilet, hoist and changing table.
For visitors with babies, there is a Family Centre with private nappy changing and breastfeeding areas.
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Are tickets still available and how much are they?
Yes, day tickets cost £37.50 for adults, £21.25 for ages 12-16 and under 12s go free.
Visitors with a Disabled Identification Card, Blue Bage or equivalent enter for £21.25 and accompanying carers go free.
VIP tickets are sold out on Saturday but are available on Sunday for £65pp.
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