New York International Air Show Performers
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels and Royal Air Force Red Arrows will headline the 2019 New York International Air Show, August 24-25, 2019 at New York Stewart Intl Airport. The event will feature the Northeast U.S. debut of the F-35 Lightning II Demo Team. In all this year’s line up includes 14 of the top military and civilian performers from around the nation and from across the Atlantic!
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I hope the c-5 galaxy is going to be at the air show in 2019
Why was there no program at the airshow?
I liked to see at the air show c-5 and c-17
On the list of performers here it showed a couple helicopter acts. Why didn’t they perform Saturday?
Hey Adil, sorry that the helicopters were unable to perform on Saturday – it turns out they were on a no-fly block coming in because of Hurricane Florence. Our electronic hospitality team didn’t find out until after the show had concluded, so couldn’t answer sooner. We are going to hope that Mother Nature is a little nicer next August!
I have perferred seating but I never got my parking pass
Please contact our ticketing office tomorrow at 877-766-8158.
What time will the Thunderbirds perform tomorrow?
Also if you have tickets that say friends of air show or something like that, where would I park?
Hey LB – the Thunderbirds end our program, which concludes around 4 pm. And Friends of the Air Show will park in general parking and come in the main admission gate, then follow signs to the “Friends of the Air Show” tent.
Thank you. I appreciate the response. Is my parking included with that ticket? Or do I pay for parking additional.
how and where do I buy tickets
Hey Pat – right here on this website! Just click the link at the top that says “Buy Tickets.”
Does the photo pit have VIP perks for parking and exit like flightline?
Are there still going to be the parachuters? I’m bringing young kids so we don’t don’t want to miss it, if possible. Can you give any idea of what time that would happen?
Hey Marika, yes, we have the West Point parachute team! The specific schedule is available for ticketed guests (if you purchased and didn’t receive your special code, let us know), but the aerial part of the show runs noon to four. If you get there around 11 or 11:30 am you should be just fine to catch them.
What are the hours of the show? How long does it run?
Please see question 1 on our FAQs page.
Would the planes fly over the Ground Zero by lower Manhattan?
The Thunderbirds have before – go check out our Facebook page for a really moving image of them doing so a couple years back.